The SunZia Wind and Transmission project, featuring over 900 turbines in New Mexico, came online this June as the largest wind farm in North America, now powering over 1 million homes across the Southwest.

UK horticultural organizations are developing a free online tool to help gardeners identify plants that will survive future climate conditions in their region, moving beyond traditional English garden staples.

Nearly all shallow-water coral reefs globally, including the Great Barrier Reef, face ecosystem collapse risk by 2075 due to climate change, according to UN nature advisers.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has vowed the country will meet its net zero target by 2050 despite approving the Jackdaw gasfield, pledging to block new North Sea licences.

Emergency managers increasingly explore AI tools for disaster alerts, but concerns persist about accuracy and public trust as climate disasters become more frequent.

Extreme weather events are creating ideal conditions for misinformation spread, with social media conspiracies about disasters reaching vast audiences and undermining public trust in emergency authorities.

Countries concluded UN biodiversity talks in Armenia with new commitments to protect nature, but officials warn reform is needed as governments remain far off track on meeting environmental targets.

The Osage Nation is accelerating orphan well cleanup efforts following reduced federal oversight requirements, enabling crews to work from weeks instead of months on permit approvals.

The Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency eliminated $468 million in tribal funding, including $20 million for a wind energy project in Alaska, significantly impacting Indigenous climate and infrastructure initiatives.

Brazil published the world’s first global roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels ahead of a climate summit, demonstrating that countries can transition away from coal, oil and gas while boosting economies and reducing poverty.

Democrats secured control of state governments in Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin this week, potentially opening the door to significant clean energy policy advances in three states that have historically lagged on climate action.

Scientists are monitoring ocean currents called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) to determine if it is weakening due to climate change, which could significantly alter weather patterns across Britain and Europe.