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Climate
Scientists warn that global warming will exceed the 1.5-degree threshold, triggering irreversible tipping points including ice sheet melting and Amazon rainforest collapse. The world is approaching critical climate thresholds with cascading consequences that cannot be reversed.
Climate
Satellites have revealed extensive illegal gold mining across 7,940 hectares of forest in Brazil's Kayapó Indigenous Territory in the Amazon. The expansion threatens both the rainforest ecosystem and the Indigenous community's lands.
Opinion
Organized crime and environmental crime are converging in the Amazon, accelerating deforestation and degradation. This nexus threatens the forest's climate regulation capacity and undermines governance in the region.
Climate
Major oil and gas companies earned over $30m per hour in windfall profits during the first month of Middle East conflict as oil prices surged to $100/barrel. Analysis projects $234bn in excess profits by end of 2026 for companies including Saudi Aramco, Gazprom, and ExxonMobil.
Climate
Climate deniers gathered at a Heartland Institute conference to promote misinformation as March was confirmed as the U.S.'s hottest month on record. Trump's EPA chief Lee Zeldin's attendance demonstrates increased influence of climate skeptics on federal policy.
Ocean
Scientists have discovered a research blind spot showing tens of millions more people face coastal flooding risk than previously thought. Sea levels are higher and land is sinking faster than existing models indicated.
Climate
Indonesia experienced its highest forest loss in eight years, driven significantly by agricultural expansion converting rainforest into rice and sugarcane plantations. The mega-farm development represents a major driver of deforestation in the region.
Climate
China continues expanding coal-fired power plants despite becoming a renewables leader, with new five-year plans projected to accelerate coal development. Analysts warn this coal dependency threatens the nation's ability to meet its climate commitments.
Wildlife
A U.N. report reveals migratory freshwater fish populations have declined by 81 percent over the past 50 years. The crisis highlights severe threats to freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity.
Climate
A new study indicates Earth is warming at record speeds as global emissions continue rising and carbon sinks deteriorate. The findings highlight accelerating climate change despite ongoing mitigation efforts.
Climate
★ Good News
China's fossil fuel emissions declined last year despite rising energy demand, driven by massive solar power expansion. The renewable energy buildout is beginning to reduce coal's dominance in the world's largest carbon-emitting nation.
Climate
Climate warming is increasing the frequency of extreme heat, wind, and drought conditions that fuel wildfires. Research now shows these dangerous fire conditions are increasingly occurring simultaneously across multiple regions worldwide.
Climate
★ Good News
The Brazilian Amazon is experiencing record-low deforestation rates this year according to government data. Officials attribute the decline to enhanced enforcement efforts against illegal forest clearing.
Climate
Climate warming tripled the likelihood of devastating wildfires in Patagonia that killed 23 people in Chile and damaged ancient forests in Argentina. Scientists have determined human-caused climate change significantly increased the risk of these destructive fire events.
Climate
Scientists warn that accelerating global warming increases the risk of triggering multiple climate tipping points that could destabilize Earth's climate system. New research suggests the threat of a "hothouse Earth" scenario is greater than previously understood.
EV/Energy
★ Good News
China's solar capacity is projected to exceed its coal capacity for the first time this year, marking a historic shift in the country's energy portfolio. This milestone represents significant progress in renewable energy adoption by the world's largest emitter.
Ocean
Coral bleaching threatens coral reefs, which cover less than 1% of the ocean floor but support 25% of marine life. The article explains what coral bleaching is and why it poses significant risks to ocean ecosystems.
EV/Energy
★ Good News
Wind and solar power supplied more electricity than fossil fuels to the EU for the first time in 2024. This milestone represents a major shift in Europe's energy generation toward renewable sources.
Climate
A U.N. report warns that global freshwater reserves are being depleted faster than they can be replenished, creating an era of "water bankruptcy." Heedless consumption combined with worsening droughts is driving this crisis worldwide.
EV/Energy
★ Good News
China installed over half of global wind and solar capacity last year, adding enough renewable energy in May alone to power Poland. The country is deploying solar panels at a rate of approximately 100 per second.
EV/Energy
★ Good News
Wind and solar globally surpassed coal for the first time in 2025, while plug-in vehicles exceeded 25% of new car sales. These milestones occurred despite reduced U.S. renewable energy support under the Trump administration.
Climate
2025 is on track to be the second hottest year on record, behind only 2024. The last three years represent the hottest period ever recorded.
Climate
Arctic sea ice has reached record lows as the region experiences its hottest year on record. Scientists report the northern latitudes are shifting toward warmer, rainier conditions due to climate change.
Climate
The EPA has removed information from its website explaining how human activities drive climate warming, leaving only natural climate drivers. The change represents a significant shift in how the agency presents climate science to the public.
Climate
African forests, traditionally carbon sinks, are now emitting carbon due to deforestation and degradation. Urgent action is needed to restore these critical ecosystems and their climate stabilization role.
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