Scientists are monitoring the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation using robotic floats and satellite data, concerned it may weaken or shift as the planet warms, potentially bringing more extreme weather to Britain.

The UK’s extreme heat is prompting a debate about air conditioning and home adaptation, as traditional brick buildings trap warmth and exacerbate health risks for vulnerable residents during intensifying heatwaves.

Research shows that messages emphasizing dread and catastrophe, while attention-grabbing, often fail to motivate real action and may instead paralyze people into inaction on major threats like climate change.

US workers in agriculture and other hot industries increasingly use reputation-targeting campaigns against major brands to secure heat protections, as federal and state efforts stall amid record temperatures.

Research estimates that approximately 2,000 shootings in major U.S. cities between 2021 and 2025 are attributable to high temperatures made more likely by climate change.

A study reveals that approximately 300,000 people in the Himalayan region now live in areas vulnerable to potential disasters, with construction in high-risk zones surging significantly since 2016.

Countries concluded biodiversity negotiations at Cop17 in Yerevan with vows to meet nature targets, though officials and activists are calling for significant reforms to ensure governments follow through on commitments.

The largest wind farm in North America began operating in June, generating electricity for over 1 million homes across the Southwest through a 550-mile transmission line connecting to California and Arizona.

The UN says the world must cut carbon emissions by 18% within four years and 45% by 2035 to limit temperature rise to 1.7C, though the window for meeting the 1.5C target has closed.

Svalbard, a Norwegian Arctic archipelago warming seven times faster than the global average, faces rapid glacier loss, permafrost thaw, contaminated water supplies, and increased avalanche danger.

The Trump EPA is rolling back Biden-era methane regulations on oil and gas operations, eliminating monitoring requirements and emission controls that the administration says will save the industry billions in costs.

Countries completed their first global review of biodiversity goals at COP17 in Yerevan, finding that nature loss reversal targets will not be met without rapidly accelerated action and increased funding.