The UK is developing long-duration energy storage systems to support renewable energy integration, with Ofgem backing 16 projects expected to save over £24bn by 2050.

New analysis suggests climate damage from UK oil and gas fields would cost £119bn-£336bn, far exceeding estimated economic benefits of £28.7bn, reigniting debate over development approval.

A UN report warns global heating will reach at least 1.8C, exceeding the Paris agreement’s 1.5C goal, with severe consequences for glaciers, sea levels, food production, and human communities worldwide.

British officials urge citizens to stock emergency supplies as forecasters warn of the largest El Niño climate phenomenon in 1,000 years, expected to bring extreme weather globally and wet, stormy winters to the UK.

A survey across six European nations found that majorities favor promoting air conditioning adoption over prioritizing carbon emission reductions amid extreme heat, though cost remains a significant barrier to ownership.

Wildfires are increasingly threatening suburban communities across the American West, with the Hawk Fire near Reno, Nevada forcing 90,000 people to evacuate earlier this month.

GB News and Talk TV hosts dismissed heat-related deaths and climate concerns during record-breaking summer heatwaves, later facing criticism as official mortality figures confirmed thousands of fatalities.

A liquefied natural gas terminal near New Orleans is pursuing a multibillion-dollar expansion under expedited permitting, which could potentially damage hundreds of acres of wetlands in a region experiencing rapid coastal land loss.

Data center power demands are prompting regulators to clarify EPA rules for dedicated power plants, potentially reducing environmental safeguards as fossil fuel infrastructure expands to meet AI computing needs.

President Trump has implemented several measures to address high gas prices ahead of midterm elections, including efforts to increase Venezuelan oil production and exempt refineries from renewable fuel mandates, though experts say structural factors will keep prices elevated.

Nearly three-quarters of England and all of Wales face drought conditions following the driest July on record, with approximately 30 million people now subject to hosepipe bans.

A new report shows global progress toward sustainable food systems is falling far short of 2030 targets, with greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture trending upward despite urgent climate goals.