The UK is developing long-duration energy storage technologies to help manage renewable energy supply fluctuations, with 16 projects identified for potential government support under a new scheme.

A UN report warns global heating will reach at least 1.8C, exceeding the Paris agreement target of 1.5C, with severe consequences for ecosystems, food production, and coastal regions.

Warmer global temperatures are causing deciduous trees to replace evergreens across boreal forests in northern latitudes, according to new research modeling climate impacts over coming centuries.

Scientists in Alaska are studying whether an Arctic ecosystem’s interconnected species can evolve together to survive rapid climate change, examining relationships between birds, fish, insects, and plants.

Australia faces $855.1bn in projected economic losses from coastal flooding by 2100, with over 267,000 properties and 2 million hectares at risk as sea levels rise.

Data center power demands are driving fossil fuel plant construction, but EPA guidance exempting independent power plants from Clean Air Act protections raises environmental concerns among regulators and advocates.

UK government sources indicate Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh will recommend approval of the controversial Jackdaw gasfield in the North Sea this month, with formal approval potentially following shortly after.

President Trump has launched multiple initiatives to address high gasoline prices ahead of midterm elections, including Venezuelan oil production increases and renewable fuel mandate exemptions, though analysts say structural refining capacity shortages will persist.

Extreme heat and drought across Europe this summer significantly reduced crop yields and production, with cereal losses estimated at €2-2.3bn and global food prices at their highest levels since early 2023.

A June heatwave brought severe disruptions to London airports when thunderstorms forced delays affecting 900 flights. Climate experts warn such weather chaos could become more frequent as climate change intensifies.

Flash floods in the Himalayan region killed over 1,300 people on August 26, triggered by bedrock collapse beneath a glacier rather than the glacier itself collapsing.

Georgia’s EV manufacturing boom has faltered under new federal policies that eliminated tax credits and imposed tariffs, forcing companies to shift production toward hybrids and alternative battery uses.