Europe experienced a record-breaking heatwave in late June, with France, UK, Spain and Switzerland setting temperature records. Climate scientists attributed the extreme heat to human-caused climate change, stating such temperatures would have been virtually impossible 50 years ago.
Six candidates have been nominated to replace António Guterres as UN secretary general at the end of 2026, with their climate positions ranging from fossil-fuel advocacy to renewable-energy commitments.
The World Bank abandoned its 45% climate finance target following pressure from the Trump administration, but retained its climate action plan after pushback from other shareholders and developing countries seeking climate investment.
Climate advocates investigating Exxon’s climate deception faced a sophisticated hacking campaign allegedly orchestrated by a firm representing the oil company itself, newly unsealed court documents reveal.
Up to 13 million UK residents face long-term coastal flooding risk from climate change, with sea levels potentially rising dramatically without emissions cuts, scientists warn in a new study.
Jersey Water warns PFAS mitigation measures could exceed £210m and take years to implement, potentially doubling or tripling water bills for island residents.
A new theoretical study proposes that Gravity from Entropy theory may explain how cosmic complexity emerges while the Universe’s total entropy increases, potentially linking dark energy to thermodynamic principles.
A new model suggests dying Sun-like stars experience thousands of small kicks from chaotic material ejections, potentially accelerating them through space at roughly 1 kilometer per second.
Researchers identified three previously unknown Helicobacter bacterial genotypes in pygmy sperm whales, found in tissue samples from stranded animals along the southeastern United States.
Scientists have identified a solar cycle