Activists who cut their teeth fighting data center projects in their towns are now riding a wave of AI tech pushback to seek office in local elections.

Can state courts decide who pays for damage from climate change? As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to consider the question, an environmental law expert

POKHARA, Nepal — Before Binita Bishwokaarma understood Nepal’s property laws, she understood the work required to sustain a farm. Growing up in the village of Sindhupalchok, east of the capital,…

Global sea levels are set to rise by a metre or more by the end of the century without drastic action. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Humans are reading ChatGPT users’ prompts to improve OpenAI’s models, and those chats can include sensitive, personal information, according to leaked internal documents and real prompts seen by 404 M...

Global oceans have endured 100 consecutive days of record average heat, as human-driven climate change pushes temperatures higher and puts growing pressure on marine life. Scientists say prolonged war...

Emergency orders forcing plants to remain open have cost ratepayers nearly $1 billion, according to utility filings.

Australia's Great Barrier Reef is at a very high risk of extreme and widespread bleaching and "ecosystem collapse" linked to this year's El Nino weather phenomenon, top scientists warn.

Researchers have examined how weakening currents in the Atlantic Ocean could impact global agriculture — and the results are concerning.

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An interview with  Raju Pandit Chhetri, a climate negotiator from Nepal, about the country’s demands for loss and damage financing and climate justice.

The Atlantic hurricane season has reached its climatological peak, but a strong El Niño means no hurricanes have formed this year.

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The highly anticipated yearly assessment will continue under its independent editorial team led by CIRES researchers

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The Damariscotta River is home to some of Maine’s oldest oyster farms—and enough distinct types to fill a whole weekend of tastings

Farmers are at an elevated risk for tick-borne illnesses, which can have devastating health and economic consequences.

Active-layer thickness increased at 55% and 38% of Arctic and Antarctic sites, and >90% in European, Asian, and South American mountains, driven by increasing thawing degree-days and rainfall, acco...

From the Scottish Highlands to coastal France and Belgium’s boggy forests, conflagrations are already spreading into new regions.

Glacier collapse, not an earthquake, was the direct cause of the disaster that has left thousands missing.

Flash floods, triggered by a glacial collapse in the Himalayas, have killed at least five hundred people in a nation that has contributed little to climate change but is disproportionately affected by it.

Analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit adds to concerns that national newspapers are failing to link this summer's extreme weather to climate change and the net-zero policies necessary to mitigate its drastic effects.

Over 110,000 customers remained without power across the islands Monday afternoon amid widespread flooding.

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Heavy machinery seen operating in famous Santa Elena Canyon amid outcry over new wall infrastructure in beloved Texas park

We need to stop waiting for someone else to break the spell

Scientific evidence affects policies, business, health outcomes, and economies worldwide. But is that scientific claim you just read reliable? Or nonsense? More and more often, it’s unreliable. The gl...

Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe talks to Bob McDonald about the polarization of science and why she thinks scientists should stop pretending to be neutral when it's our planet at risk.

It comes as crews continue to battle multiple blazes in the West Midlands - PM Andy Burnham earlier warned the country is like a "tinderbox".

Delay to rainy season in forest already damaged by human-driven heating could trigger powerful ‘Godzilla’ El Niño

Island’s government says no approval given after Greenland Energy brings kit ashore for exploratory drilling

There are social tipping points when the seemingly impossible suddenly becomes inevitable. Good journalism plays an essential role in helping drive these shifts and shows us how real change can happen

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A New South Wales parliamentary committee has recommended that the state government examine restrictions on fossil fuel advertising and sponsorships.

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