The Prince of Wales visited flood-affected areas in Wales to discuss comprehensive approaches to managing severe flooding, including tree planting and landscape modifications to slow water flow.

California legalized balcony solar installations, allowing residents to install small plug-in solar panels on balconies or patios that connect to home electrical outlets, reducing energy costs and grid strain.

The Trump administration has weakened federal vehicle emissions rules, leaving California’s special regulatory authority as the country’s most significant policy governing car pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Turkey hosts a UN climate summit in November while hosting some of the world’s worst methane-leaking landfills, with one site in the Istanbul area emitting 7.4 tonnes of methane per hour.

Two years after Hurricane Helene, communities in western North Carolina are institutionalizing disaster response efforts through resilience hubs, microgrids, and communication networks to prepare for future emergencies.

A 21-year-old college hockey player collapsed during an Arizona State University practice in August heat and remains in critical condition after experiencing exertional heat stroke, raising concerns about athletic heat safety protocols.

Australia’s prime minister attended a preparatory climate meeting in Fiji ahead of the UN climate summit, though only 14 national leaders accepted the invitation, with just two traveling from outside the Pacific region.

British heat waves are forcing a reckoning over whether homes should install air conditioning despite carbon costs, as researchers highlight adaptation’s critical role in saving lives alongside emissions reduction efforts.

An Inuit community in Labrador has expanded bear guard training programs to address increased human-wildlife encounters as Arctic warming reshapes polar bear habitats and behavior patterns.

Ranchers and conservative legal scholars have unexpectedly joined Boulder, Colorado’s lawsuit against oil companies Suncor and Exxon Mobil before the Supreme Court, challenging industry arguments that federal law shields them from climate damages.

Turkey and Australia, hosts of the Cop31 UN climate summit, face criticism for expanding coal and gas exports while largely avoiding public discussion of fossil fuel phase-out plans.

A pensioner’s experience switching off his heat pump due to high electricity costs raises questions about whether the UK government’s focus on clean power generation is slowing progress toward net zero emissions targets.