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Heat extremes in southern Africa might continue even if net-zero emissions are achieved

13 May 2025

Will reaching net zero have any effect on heat extremes, particularly in Africa?

I just returned from Antarctica: climate change isn’t some far-off problem – it’s here and hitting hard

13 May 2025

Antarctica is often viewed as the last truly remote place on Earth – frozen, wild and untouched. But is it really as untouched as it seems?

Scientists forecast a big increase of clear-air turbulence that could lead to bumpier flights

13 May 2025

Global warming is making high-altitude winds more volatile. Scientists say there are ways to help prevent serious incidents.

How business and finance are really talking about climate change

13 May 2025

To many, the real draw of the conference is the behind-the-scenes discussions—an opportunity for information gathering and dealmaking.

Anthony Albanese

Five huge climate opportunities await the next Australian parliament – and it has the numbers to deliver

12 May 2025

Australians have returned an expanded Labor Party to government alongside a suite of climate-progressive independents. Meanwhile, the Coalition – which promoted nuclear energy and a slower renewables transition – suffered a historic defeat.

The new pope, Leo XIV, has spoken out about urgent need for climate change action

12 May 2025

As a cardinal, Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, was aligned with Pope Francis’s views on the environment.

EU farm plan: More cash for disaster relief and looser green rules

12 May 2025

Proposals to slash red tape risk clashing with earlier recommendations to make farming more resilient.

COP30 must heed the elephant in the room: fossil fuels

12 May 2025

OPINION: Oil, gas and coal cause three-quarters of global emissions. Why are they nowhere to be seen on the Belém climate summit’s agenda?

Deadly April rainfall in US South and Midwest was intensified by climate change, scientists say

12 May 2025

Human-caused climate change intensified deadly rainfall in Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and other states in early April and made it more likely to occur.

World’s richest 10% responsible for two-thirds of global heating since 1990: Study

9 May 2025

The carbon footprint of the world’s wealthiest 10 percent has been responsible for two-thirds of global heating over the past 35 years, new research has found.

States sue the Trump administration for blocking funds for electric vehicle charging

9 May 2025

Seventeen states are suing President Donald Trump ‘s administration for withholding billions of dollars for building more electric vehicle chargers.

Real-world geoengineering experiments revealed by UK agency

9 May 2025

Trials will test ways to block sunlight and slow climate crisis that threatens to trigger catastrophic tipping points.

UK: The choppy waters between North Sea oil and green energy revolution

9 May 2025

The Great Energy Transition is under way, and may come to define this era, but it's not going smoothly.

Scientists are reviving climate and nature research efforts in the wake of Trump cuts

9 May 2025

The National Climate Assessment and National Nature Assessment were set to offer a status check for the environment in the U.S. Then they were axed.

New carbon credit scheme targets 60 plants by 2030 for coal phaseout

8 May 2025

The Rockefeller Foundation aims to sign up 60 projects by 2030 to a new carbon finance scheme for phasing out coal-fired power in developing countries, it said on Wednesday, after its rulebook was given the go-ahead.

World energy methane emissions near record high in 2024: IEA

8 May 2025

Record fossil fuel production kept planet-heating methane emissions near historic highs last year, the International Energy Agency said Wednesday, warning of a surge in massive leaks from oil and gas facilities.

Abandoned infrastructure one of the biggest polluters in the world – report

8 May 2025

Emissions from abandoned coalmines, oil and gas wells globally are larger than any single country except China, the US and Russia.

EU plans to end Russian gas imports by end of 2027

8 May 2025

The European Commission has published a "roadmap" outlining its plans to end Europe's reliance on Russian energy in the coming years.

Solar geoengineering is possible with existing aircraft, study finds

8 May 2025

Scientists previously thought that solar geoengineering—or releasing particles into the atmosphere to reflect solar rays—would require specialised high-altitude vehicles.

Glitter’s sparkle hides a darker side – it can change the chemistry of our oceans

8 May 2025

Glitter – specifically, the kind made from a common plastic polymer called polyethylene terephthalate – is not merely polluting the ocean. It could actively interfere with marine life as it forms shells and skeletons, which is a much bigger deal than it might sound.

Scientific societies say they’ll step up after Trump puts key climate report in doubt

7 May 2025

Two major scientific societies on Friday said they will try to fill the void from the Trump administration’s dismissal of scientists writing a cornerstone federal report on what climate change is doing to the United States.

UK: How the political consensus on climate change has shattered

7 May 2025

When the UK became the first major economy in the world to commit to reducing its carbon emissions to net zero by 2050, there was so little disagreement among MPs it was simply 'nodded through' without a vote.

China’s electric vehicle industry is preparing to take on the world. Is America ready?

7 May 2025

his year’s Shanghai auto show has a clear message for visitors: China is now a global leader in innovation, and it wants the world to know.

Asia’s fossil-free future demands real transformation – not a false transition

7 May 2025

COMMENT: As it meets this week, the Asian Development Bank should stop supporting fossil gas as a “bridge” fuel and back renewable energy.

Who has the right to decide what happens on indigenous lands?

7 May 2025

In Ecuador, Indigenous communities are fighting for stronger safeguards to protect their sovereignty as more oil drilling looms. A right to say no to unwanted development could revolutionize consultation processes used around the world.

Aviation industry is ‘failing dramatically’ on climate, insiders say

7 May 2025

Professionals call for a fundamental transition including controlling flight numbers.

Landmark ruling should encourage more cities to ban fossil fuel ads, campaigners urge

6 May 2025

A ban on fossil fuel adverts in The Hague has been upheld by a Dutch court, in an “historic ruling” that campaigners hope will embolden other cities to take action.

Justice Department sues Hawaii, Michigan, Vermont and New York over state climate actions

6 May 2025

The U.S. Justice Department filed lawsuits against four states this week, claiming their climate actions conflict with federal authority and President Donald Trump’s energy dominance agenda.

Cost of emissions from five major Australian resource companies more than $900bn, study finds

6 May 2025

US researchers link BHP, Rio Tinto, Santos, Whitehaven Coal and Woodside Energy to specific climate harms over three decades.

Who will finance global climate solutions? Not the West.

6 May 2025

As the U.S. and Europe slash their development funding, Chinese president Xi Jinping vowed that his country “will not slow down its climate actions.”

World's largest '100 per cent electric' ship launched by Tasmanian builder Incat

6 May 2025

At 130 metres long, Hull 096 is the largest electric vehicle of its kind ever built, with its maker Incat saying it represents a "giant leap forward in sustainable shipping".

Carbon capture company wins $5m to scale up

6 May 2025

UNDO, founded by Jim Mann, won an Xprize competition offering cash prizes for projects that could combat climate change.

Australia’s centre-left Labor Party retains power in vote seen as test of anti-Trump sentiment

5 May 2025

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has secured a second term in office in a disastrous night for his conservative rivals, as voters chose stability over change against a backdrop of global turmoil inflicted by US President Donald Trump.

An insurance crisis compounded by climate change threatens the broader economy

5 May 2025

One expert speaking at a forum on insurance and housing says climate change could soon mark a “death spiral” for the financial industry in parts of the country.

UK banks put £75bn into firms building climate-wrecking ‘carbon bombs’, study finds

5 May 2025

Britain is the key financial hub for destructive fossil fuel mega-projects, according to research.

New report sees corporate climate risk tripling by 2050

5 May 2025

Companies listed on the world's biggest stock exchanges have over $1 trillion at risk ahead in countries facing high climate vulnerabilities, a new analysis finds.

US House of Representatives strikes a blow against California in a fight over EVs

5 May 2025

The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to undo three federal waivers that let California set strict vehicle pollution standards.

Alleged Exxon hacker-for-hire loses extradition fight In London court

5 May 2025

Amit Forlit, who is accused of conducting hacking operations against 128 targets, faces up to 45 years behind bars if found guilty.

The world’s biggest companies have caused $28 trillion in climate damage, a new study estimates

2 May 2025

The world’s biggest corporations have caused $28 trillion in climate damage, a new study estimates as part of an effort to make it easier for people and governments to hold companies financially accountable, like the tobacco giants have been.

What caused the blackout in Spain and Portugal and did renewable energy play a part?

2 May 2025

The countries boast high levels of wind and solar on their grids, leading to speculation about the robustness of the technology.

Where Labor and the Coalition stand on nature and environment policies this federal election

2 May 2025

So what are political parties offering when it comes to our nature laws?

Microplastics could be hampering the ocean’s ability to capture carbon

2 May 2025

A global survey of microplastics in oceans reveals that tiny particles of plastic are prevalent throughout the water column, which could harm marine ecosystems and affect carbon storage in the deep sea.

BP is in a mess – and the climate is being asked to foot the bill

2 May 2025

Between poor figures and the exit of its renewable energy chief, the big oil firm is flailing.

Trump’s first 100 days: US walks away from global climate action

1 May 2025

The Trump administration has pulled the plug on the UN climate process and its financial contributions, while at the same time backing fossil fuels and obstructing renewables.

UK is not ready for coming climate ‘disaster,’ government advisers warn

1 May 2025

Despite increased examples of extreme weather, advisers say ‘we are seeing no increase in action’.

EV sales are up more than 10% in the US despite Tesla sales dropping

1 May 2025

GM saw the biggest surge in EV shipments, while Tesla dropped by 9% compared to last year.

Large fires are burning on the slopes of South Africa's famous Table Mountain

1 May 2025

Helicopters dropped water on large fires burning on the slopes of South Africa's Table Mountain on Tuesday as police investigated whether arson was the cause.

A pilot project led by the UK's University of Exeter is capturing carbon from seawater.

UK project trials carbon capture at sea to help tackle climate change

1 May 2025

The world is betting heavily on carbon capture — a term that refers to various techniques to stop carbon pollution from being released during industrial processes, or removing existing carbon from the atmosphere, to then lock it up permanently.

Protecting coastal waters may be the best investment you’ve never heard of

1 May 2025

COMMENT: The ocean has long been treated as the world’s forgotten frontier—out of sight, out of mind, and dangerously overused.

Ed Miliband

UK: Tony Blair at war with Ed Miliband over net zero

30 Apr 2025

Tony Blair has warned of a credibility gap with voters over sacrifices needed to get to net zero, but Ed Miliband’s allies point out his agenda was part of Labour’s victorious election manifesto.

Australia
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How bad can climate damage get? Worse than you imagine

Thu 26 Jun 2025

How bad can climate damage get? Worse than you imagine, if Australians’ recent experience of more extreme weather and natural disasters — driven by a hotter climate — are an indication, because the past is no longer a reliable guide to the future.

United States
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US government cuts key data used in hurricane forecasting

Today 10:30am

Weather experts are warning that hurricane forecasts will be severely hampered by the upcoming cutoff of key data from U.S. Department of Defense satellites, the latest Trump administration move with potential consequences for the quality of forecasting.

China
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Floods swamp cities in Southwest China with more storms due

Thu 26 Jun 2025

Citizens in Guizhou and other parts of southern China have been swamped by days of record-breaking rainfall as the East Asia monsoon kicked into high gear over the past week.

Europe
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Next EU climate target to allow carbon offsets from 2036, draft shows

Today 10:30am

The European Commission will permit countries to outsource a portion of their climate efforts to poorer countries from 2036, according to a draft proposal.

United Kingdom
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UK can reach net zero by 2050, climate report finds

Thu 26 Jun 2025

Climate Change Committee says current targets could be met provided country takes ‘steps forward’ to achieve them.

Canada
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Is Mark Carney turning his back on climate action?

23 Jun 2025

The G7 summit in Alberta, hosted by Prime Minister Mark Carney, has ended with only passing mention of fighting climate change, including a statement on wildfires that is silent on the pressing need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Asia
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Pakistan slams climate ‘injustice’ as deadly floods hit country again

Today 10:30am

Pakistan’s climate minister says country facing ‘crisis of injustice’ as more deadly flooding and extreme weather events hit the country.

Pacific
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Nearly a third of Tuvaluans have applied for climate migration visa

Fri 27 Jun 2025

With their country threatened by sea level rise, the people of Tuvalu have been offered an escape route through an agreement with Australia, and many are contemplating leaving their home.

Antarctic/Arctic
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I just returned from Antarctica: climate change isn’t some far-off problem – it’s here and hitting hard

13 May 2025

Antarctica is often viewed as the last truly remote place on Earth – frozen, wild and untouched. But is it really as untouched as it seems?

Africa
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Congo death toll hits 77 after extreme weather brings floods and sinks boats, 107 remain missing

18 Jun 2025

Authorities in Congo said the death toll following devastating floods and separate boat accidents has reached 77, with more than 100 people missing.

South America
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‘We are perilously close to the point of no return’: climate scientist on Amazon rainforest’s future

Today 10:30am

Carlos Nobre, who has fought for decades to save the rainforest, says up to 70% of it could be lost if a tipping point is reached.

United Nations
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How UN climate negotiations can end fossil fuel-industry influence

Today 10:30am

COMMENT: Climate COPs remain alarmingly exposed to lobbyists, unlike most global health and anti-corruption bodies that have safeguards to limit interference.

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