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With no federal heat safety standard in place, New York City workers and labor groups are creating local protections through union contracts, community outreach, and new municipal initiatives during extreme heat events.
The Pentagon has frozen approvals for at least 155 onshore wind projects across 24 states, citing emerging drone threats, disrupting the renewable energy industry and potentially costing developers billions in tax credits and financing.
Climate-affected communities across Asia are increasingly turning to courts to seek accountability from fossil fuel companies and governments, with cases like the Shell lawsuit by Super Typhoon Rai survivors marking a shift in climate justice efforts.
Analysis found 72% of UK media articles about June’s record heatwave omitted any mention of climate change, with less than 5% linking the extreme heat to net-zero policies.
Western North Carolina communities are installing solar microgrids and portable battery systems to improve resilience following recent hurricane damage and flooding.