The European Commission proposes reforms to the EU’s Emissions Trading System on 17 July, including extending free allowances to companies until 2038 and slowing emissions reductions after 2031, sparking debate over climate effectiveness.

Bus drivers in the West Midlands report temperatures reaching 40C in vehicle cabs during recent heatwaves, citing inadequate air conditioning and demanding working conditions.

Arctic sea ice decline has resumed after a temporary slowdown, with the largest year-to-year wintertime reduction on record between 2024 and 2025.

Wales announced over one billion pounds in funding for its Sustainable Farming Scheme across multiple years, providing farmers with budgetary certainty while environmental groups call for increased investment.

Rising sea levels and stronger storms threaten to breach containment measures at toxic Superfund sites in coastal Georgia, prompting researchers to launch a new center to study health impacts and environmental contamination.

Michigan regulators issued key permits Wednesday for an Enbridge tunnel project to replace an aging Line 5 pipeline section beneath the Straits of Mackinac, drawing opposition from environmental and tribal groups.

Wales announced over one billion pounds in funding for its Sustainable Farming Scheme across multiple years, providing farmers with budgetary certainty while environmental groups call for increased investment.

Rising sea levels and stronger storms threaten to breach containment measures at toxic Superfund sites in coastal Georgia, prompting researchers to launch a new center to study health impacts and environmental contamination.

A new database tracking China’s global environmental initiatives since the 1980s reveals a significant increase in climate-related programs launched or co-managed by Chinese actors, though whether this translates into climate leadership remains unclear.

Severe floods kill 39 people in southwestern China following typhoon Maysak, as Beijing releases climate action plans targeting carbon emission peaks by 2030 and establishes new EU trade mechanisms.

Ground-level ozone pollution surged across western Europe during June’s record heatwave, posing significant health and environmental risks as temperatures soar.

UK MPs are calling on the government to host a televised national emergency briefing on climate and nature crises, citing threats to food security, economy, and public health.