Wildfires across Indonesia are on track to match the country’s most intense fire season this century in 2015, with emissions reaching 76 million tonnes of carbon as of early September.

Europe endured an unprecedented summer of extreme weather that caused an estimated €180 billion in damage and killed approximately 35,000 people, yet political responses remain mixed amid growing climate denial.

A network of climate experts has created an initiative to rehire scientists laid off by the Trump administration, funding dozens of new positions across nonprofits and universities.

A Glasgow retiree’s experience with rising electricity costs has reignited debate over whether focusing on renewable electricity generation prioritizes the wrong target in achieving net-zero emissions goals.

The UK’s aviation sector is on track to account for 80% of the nation’s carbon emissions by 2050, according to the Climate Change Committee, which warns that Heathrow expansion would worsen the problem.

World leaders gathered at Climate Week in New York to address climate crisis amid record-breaking El Niño and extreme weather events globally, with officials discussing fossil fuel transitions and climate action strategies.

Departing UN Secretary-General António Guterres criticized major polluters for treating the atmosphere as an “open sewer,” warning world leaders that climate impacts are accelerating despite other geopolitical distractions.

India’s renewable energy capacity has surged to 54% of total installed capacity, but grid infrastructure shortages are forcing the country to waste significant amounts of clean energy production.

The UK will join the EU’s OceanEye ocean science programme to improve extreme weather forecasting and climate prediction, Environment Secretary Angela Eagle announced Wednesday at the UN headquarters.

Germany has committed to phasing out fossil fuels by 2045 and aims to increase renewable electricity generation to 80% by 2030, marking the country’s first explicit fossil fuel exit pledge.

The UK has shared findings from a classified intelligence report warning that climate and nature crises pose significant national security threats, presenting the research to foreign ministers despite previous government suppression.

Georgia’s Public Service Commission held a meeting in Savannah this week to hear public concerns about data centers and rising electricity rates, drawing criticism over transparency regarding OpenAI’s utility contract.