As climate change reshapes the Arctic, Inuit communities face increased polar bear encounters. Training programs like BearSafe Planning equip guards to protect both people and wildlife in northern Labrador.

Colorado ranchers and conservative legal scholars have unexpectedly backed Boulder’s climate lawsuit against oil giants Exxon Mobil and Suncor before the Supreme Court, arguing companies should face accountability for climate damages.

A retired homeowner’s experience highlights growing concerns that expensive electricity from renewable energy investments may be hindering the transition away from gas boilers and petrol cars needed to achieve net-zero targets.

England’s ambulance services experienced record demand during June’s extreme heatwave, with four major services handling unprecedented life-threatening emergencies as temperatures exceeded 37C nationwide.

Aviation could account for 80% of UK carbon emissions by 2050, with Heathrow expansion potentially worsening the problem, according to the Climate Change Committee.

Rising sea levels pose an existential threat to hundreds of millions of people and coastal ecosystems worldwide, with ocean levels rising faster than any point in three millennia due to human influence.

Diesel prices have reached record levels this month, prompting President Trump to endorse a ban on fuel exports. The proposal has generated debate among lawmakers and industry experts over its potential effectiveness.

Britain will join an EU-led ocean science programme to improve forecasting of extreme weather and climate events, the environment secretary will announce in New York.

Germany committed to phasing out fossil fuels by 2045 in a roadmap published this week, marking its first explicit pledge to transition away from fossil fuels.

The UN General Assembly unanimously approved a declaration on sea level rise this week, protecting small island nations’ sovereignty and maritime borders even as their landmass disappears due to rising waters.

This year’s major El Niño has broken temperature records and may rank among the strongest in a thousand years, with potential impacts including drought, wildfires, and altered rainfall patterns worldwide.

Global oceans absorbed a record 23 zettajoules of heat over the past year, driving accelerated sea level rise, increased acidification, and widespread marine ecosystem damage.