Brazil’s Indigenous communities welcomed President Lula’s reelection as relief from a challenger’s promises to restrict land rights, though a right-wing congressional majority threatens their gains.

Hurricane Helene’s lingering impact shapes North Carolina’s midterm races, with voters expressing dissatisfaction over recovery efforts two years after the storm caused nearly $60 billion in damage.

President Trump declared a national energy emergency upon taking office, but nearly two years later, the U.S. faces high fuel prices driven by geopolitical factors rather than the supply shortage he claimed existed.

A new climate report shows Earth’s vital systems are deteriorating, with greenhouse gases and sea levels rising while glaciers shrink. Researchers highlight dietary changes, particularly reducing meat consumption, as an accessible way to lower methane emissions.

Following a record-hot summer, stressed trees across England are shedding leaves early in a phenomenon known as ‘false autumn,’ with shallow-rooted species like birch and beech most vulnerable to drought conditions.

Northern Ireland has launched a Nature Recovery Strategy to address biodiversity loss, with only one of 49 priority habitat types currently meeting favorable conservation status.

Slovenia’s Triglav glacier has completely disappeared following Europe’s scorching summer, marking the latest Alpine casualty as climate change accelerates ice loss across the region.

At least 183 homes along England’s east coast have been demolished over the past 16 years due to coastal erosion and landslides, with demolition costs reaching £1.1 million.

A new study estimates 50,000 people died from heat in European cities this summer, with climate change responsible for approximately two-thirds of the deaths, marking a record toll for the region.

New-energy vehicles reached a record 67% of car sales in China during September, driven by steep declines in combustion-engine vehicle sales amid rising fuel prices and supply disruptions.

The world’s wealthiest 0.1% profit from both climate pollution and disaster recovery services, creating a financial incentive to delay climate action, according to an Oxfam report.

Environmental campaigners warn that pending government decisions on North Sea drilling, Heathrow expansion, EV targets, and heat pump grants could collectively undermine UK climate goals if considered separately rather than for cumulative impact.