Scientists are testing ocean alkalinity enhancement in the Gulf of Maine to combat ocean acidification, studying how shellfish like lobsters respond to increased alkalinity levels.

A Conservative-backed report proposing cheaper electricity through reduced net-zero policies would actually result in 524 million tonnes of additional carbon emissions by 2050 and slower electrification than current targets, according to expert analysis.

A survey across six European nations finds more people prioritize air conditioning adoption over emissions cuts after recent extreme heatwaves, though majorities also support alternative cooling methods like insulation and shutters.

Pastoralists in Mongolia are calling for stronger protections and resources at a UN desertification conference, arguing their generations of experience adapting to harsh conditions offers crucial climate lessons.

Prime Minister Burnham acknowledged climate change as the cause of devastating UK wildfires while simultaneously proposing to cut electric vehicle sales targets and considering approval for new North Sea oil drilling.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced £65 million in funding to support farmers affected by drought, following pressure from Labour MPs and grassroots over the government’s climate crisis response.

Carbon pollution has driven a massive expansion of marine heatwaves across European waters this summer, with some regions experiencing temperatures up to 6 degrees Celsius above normal, according to new research.

Egyptian farmers are implementing agrivoltaics—growing crops under solar panels—to combat water shortages and heat stress while generating renewable electricity in pilot projects.

Heatwaves and wildfires are accelerating permafrost thaw risks in regions containing three times more carbon than all living vegetation on Earth, according to a climate researcher at Stockholm University.

Federal courts ordered the Trump administration to resume distributing billions in climate and environmental justice grants halted last year, potentially enabling funding for disadvantaged communities affected by climate change.

Wildfires devastated Stourbridge on Thursday, destroying 19 homes and damaging 18 others during the UK’s fifth consecutive heatwave, with residents describing the fires as horrendous and terrifying.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved a permit for Enbridge Energy to replace a segment of the Line 5 pipeline under Michigan’s Straits of Mackinac, drawing objections from tribal nations citing harm to sacred waters and treaty rights.