California could leverage vehicle-to-grid technology from electric vehicles to provide significant grid storage capacity, potentially reducing costs and supporting renewable energy infrastructure.

UK farmers face significant challenges from prolonged heat and drought affecting livestock, cereals, and potatoes, while wine producers and soft fruit growers report improved conditions.

Emissions from land-use change have declined by approximately 32% compared to early 2000s averages, driven by reduced deforestation and increased forest regrowth, according to the latest Global Carbon Budget report.

California approved the nation’s first tire efficiency standards, projected to save drivers approximately $1 billion annually while reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 2 million tons.

A major Georgia solar manufacturing facility is expanding full production capabilities while navigating shifting U.S. policies aimed at boosting domestic panel manufacturing and reducing Chinese competition.

Extreme UK heatwaves are prompting a debate over whether to prioritize air conditioning and home cooling adaptations alongside carbon reduction efforts, with housing providers installing cooling units for vulnerable residents.

Climate skeptics shared misleading wildfire charts on social media, but data shows the European Union’s burned area in 2026 is second only to 2022, with France setting a modern record.

Research shows people underestimate public support for climate action while overestimating others’ climate-friendly behaviors. Simply correcting these perception gaps may not substantially increase actual climate action.

Carbon capture and storage technology is considered critical for reaching net-zero emissions, particularly for heavy industries, but faces criticism over costs, effectiveness, and ties to fossil fuel extraction.

A new study analyzing fossilized leaves from 56 million years ago shows that massive carbon dioxide releases caused forests to collapse rather than flourish, contradicting claims that fossil fuel pollution benefits plant growth.

UK workers across multiple sectors are struggling with extreme heat exceeding 35C, prompting calls for maximum workplace temperature limits similar to those in Spain and Belgium.

Congress advanced legislation blocking OSHA from finalizing a federal workplace heat protection rule amid record-breaking summer temperatures, with supporters citing regulatory burden concerns and opponents highlighting worker safety risks.