The Welsh government has launched a public consultation on proposals for a new renewable energy company that would develop wind and solar facilities and enable community ownership stakes.

A global transition away from oil could trigger conflict, migration, and economic instability in countries heavily dependent on oil revenues unless governments implement coordinated support measures, research finds.

Portsmouth, Leicester, Exeter, Bristol and Nottingham rank among British cities most vulnerable to extreme heat by century’s end, according to analysis of urban heat vulnerability across Great Britain.

States that voted for Trump account for over 70% of new solar construction in the country, with Texas and Florida leading. The trend reflects pro-business policies and growing electricity demand despite Republican opposition to solar at the federal level.

Welsh experts warn endangered species including mountain blackbirds and ring ouzels face disappearing from a valley in Eryri National Park, prompting a £1m restoration scheme across 4,000 acres.

A new study finds that marine heat waves correlate with increased child mortality and malnutrition in low- and middle-income countries, though the exact mechanisms remain unclear.

The Liberal Democrats are calling for cross-party talks with Prime Minister Andy Burnham to address the UK’s response to intensifying extreme weather and an anticipated severe El Niño event.

As family farms decline across Michigan and climate pressures mount, farmers face critical decisions about preserving farmland through conservation easements and other strategies to prevent development and land fragmentation.

Extreme heat events are spreading beyond traditional summer months into spring and autumn in more than half the world, with timing varying by region, according to new research.

Over 1,000 NHS operations were cancelled during record UK heatwaves in May and June, including emergency surgeries, as ventilation systems in surgical theatres failed to maintain safe conditions.

Reform UK has made 45 false or misleading claims about climate and energy, according to a comprehensive factcheck of statements by party leadership including Nigel Farage and Richard Tice.

A Conservative-backed report proposes abandoning UK net-zero policies to reduce costs, but analysis shows the alternative scenario would increase emissions by 524 million tonnes and reduce electrification despite claims otherwise.