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A major wildfire in Scotland’s Cairngorms this summer may have destroyed centuries-old Scots Pine trees, threatening natural forest regeneration despite signs of recovery in other vegetation.
The UN Environment Programme reports that temporarily exceeding the 1.5C warming limit is now inevitable without urgent action, but countries can still minimize the overshoot and keep Paris Agreement goals within reach.
California faces torrential rainfall from a strong El Niño event this autumn, but water agencies are implementing strategies to capture excess precipitation and store it underground for future dry periods.
Fifteen Canadian youth sued their federal government today, alleging it violated their constitutional rights by failing to adequately address climate change. The trial is considered one of the most consequential climate cases to reach courtroom proceedings.
UK ministers are considering government incentives for carmakers to install vehicle-to-grid technology in electric vehicles, allowing cars to sell electricity back to power grids during peak demand periods.
A Norwegian village in the Arctic has banned tap water after permafrost thawing released heavy metals into the primary drinking water supply, affecting 2,600 residents.
