As family farms decline across Michigan and climate pressures mount, farmers face critical decisions about preserving farmland through conservation easements and other strategies to prevent development and land fragmentation.

Extreme heat events are spreading beyond traditional summer months into spring and autumn in more than half the world, with timing varying by region, according to new research.

Over 1,000 NHS operations were cancelled during record UK heatwaves in May and June, including emergency surgeries, as ventilation systems in surgical theatres failed to maintain safe conditions.

Reform UK has made 45 false or misleading claims about climate and energy, according to a comprehensive factcheck of statements by party leadership including Nigel Farage and Richard Tice.

A Conservative-backed report proposes abandoning UK net-zero policies to reduce costs, but analysis shows the alternative scenario would increase emissions by 524 million tonnes and reduce electrification despite claims otherwise.

Turkmenistan has begun repairing major methane leaks from aging oil and gas infrastructure, stopping eight significant leaks in what UN officials call a breakthrough in climate action.

New York City is completing ambitious flood defenses in Manhattan, but Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces difficult decisions about protecting the city’s remaining vulnerable coastline with limited resources.

Two category 4 hurricanes and one category 1 hurricane spin in the Pacific, while the Atlantic remains hurricane-free through early September, potentially breaking a two-decade record.

Indonesia faces a major wildfire crisis in Borneo, with volunteer firefighters battling massive peatland fires that release toxic carbon emissions across Southeast Asia and threaten public health.

UK government forecasts reveal aviation emissions in 2050 will be 50% higher than previously expected, citing reduced expectations for electric planes and sustainable aviation fuels ahead of approving a third Heathrow runway.

A new study finds that over 580 million children under 10 globally experience at least 20 additional heat-stress days yearly due to climate change, with south Asia, southeast Asia, and west Africa most affected.

A catastrophic flood in Nepal killed roughly 160 people and left hundreds missing after a glacier piece collapsed, with rising temperatures likely contributing to the disaster.