Fossil-Fueled Warming Drives Surge in European Heat Deaths
Heat-related deaths in Europe’s urban areas exceeded 50,000 in the summer of 2026, as repeated waves of record-breaking…
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UN Climate Fund Votes to Help Nepal, a Historic Step Far Short of the Need
A United Nations fund to help developing nations pay the costs imposed by climate change voted Thursday to allocate…
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Where Opposition to Data Centers and Renewable Energy Projects Converge
Some of the arguments against data centers sound familiar. Opponents say the projects will change the look and feel of…
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Farmers and Advocates Say the Global Food System Is Failing—and Its Financiers Are to Blame
Rising food prices. Supply chain disruptions. Wars. More extreme weather. The confluence of these factors in 2026 has…
Read at source →Limiting Global Warming to 1.5 Degrees Celsius Is No Longer Feasible, UN Report Finds
A new report from the United Nations Environment Programme suggests that limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius…
Read at source →Britain Rethinks Its Nature Protections to Unlock Nuclear Development
Over the past year, boats have plied the waters around Hinkley Point C, a nuclear power plant under construction along…
Read at source →The Okefenokee’s Next Chapter
FOLKSTON, Ga.—This quiet town of about 4,800 people has a humble Southern charm. Its low-slung storefronts, historic…
Read at source →The World Bank Has Withdrawn a Major Loan to an Agribusiness Tied to Deforestation
The world’s development banks continue to finance expansions of large climate-polluting livestock operations, but…
Read at source →Mexico Slashes Protections for Vaquita Porpoises
Known for their distinctive black-ringed eyes, lipstick-like mouth markings and timid, elusive nature, the vaquita is…
Read at source →After a Decade of Efforts to Regulate Methane, the Trump Administration Promises New Rules
In the Permian Basin of West Texas, methane gas billows from oil wells. It blasts out of pressure valves on pipelines,…
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With a Trifecta, Pennsylvania Democrats Would Pass Energy Reforms and Rein in Data Centers
It’s been more than three decades since Democrats held a trifecta in Pennsylvania, but the prospect of a blue wave in…
Read at source →Texas Continued Permitting Data Centers After Abbott’s Pause, Report Finds
Regulators in Texas did not stop processing permits for data center projects when Gov. Greg Abbott ordered a pause last…
Read at source →Wyoming Environmental Groups Debate Best Way to Manage Data Center Growth in the State
CODY, Wyo.—On a warm October evening at a bar in downtown Cody, Wyomingites gathered to ponder the future of what some…
Read at source →Deep-Sea Species Struggle to Recover After Deepwater Horizon Spill
Across hundreds of miles of the northern Gulf of Mexico, a deep-water ecosystem collapsed after the massive 2011…
Read at source →‘Pitchfork Populism’ Over Data Centers Rattles Ohio’s U.S. Senate Race
SUNBURY, Ohio—A proposal for a large data center has upended politics in this Republican-leaning suburb of Columbus.…
Read at source →Abandoned Oil Well Spreads Toxic Fumes, Dread Across San Antonio Subdivision
This story is a collaboration between Inside Climate News and the San Antonio Express-News. SAN ANTONIO, Texas—In…
Read at source →A Rising Tide Lifted Floating Wind Turbines. Now Comes the Real Test.
This reporting was supported by a Transatlantic Media Fellowship from the Heinrich Boll Foundation. Picture a buoyant…
Read at source →How the Climate Crisis Fueled the Youth Protests Roiling France
PARIS—By the time Cléo made it to Greek class, she had gone completely pale. It was a Wednesday in June during France’s…
Read at source →A Carcinogenic Pesticide ‘No One Needs’ Is Found in Dangerous Quantities in a Quarter of US Rivers
From our collaborating partner “Living on Earth,” public radio’s environmental news magazine, an interview by producer…
Read at source →Groundwater Cleanup Set to Begin This Fall at North Florida Site, Decades After Superfund Designation
Plenty of storms have hit Pensacola, Florida’s westernmost city, in the 450 years since its founding, but among the…
Read at source →Arizona Joins Lawsuit Challenging the Federal Government’s Plan for the Colorado River
The Arizona Department of Water Resources filed a motion Friday to join in a lawsuit against the federal government’s…
Read at source →Floundering North Carolina Fisheries Agency Endangers Workers and Wildlife
On a misty and breezy morning last fall, Marc Hamric, a North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries veteran, and two…
Read at source →Modern Aquaculture’s Invisible Cost: Its Putrid Stench
This story is part of an investigation conducted by an international team of journalists based at The Outlaw Ocean…
Read at source →Watchdog Questions Zeldin’s Tour With Embattled GOP Candidates
It’s not unusual for Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin to be on the road touting the Trump…
Read at source →As Wildfires Intensify, Communities Have a Bigger Role to Play
On July 22, Aurélie Filleau and her husband were given 10 minutes to get their children and a few possessions into the…
Read at source →Texas Land Commissioner Treads Carefully as Trump Border Wall Advances on State Property
Border wall construction in the Big Bend region puts Republican Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham in a bind: back…
Read at source →Regenerative Growers in Florida Aim to Improve Soil for Health of Food, Environment, Consumers and Workers
Blueberries, green beans, yellow squash, red onions, purple cabbage, oranges. At markets across Florida, colorful…
Read at source →Isaias Made It to Birmingham. The Consequences Were Deadly.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—It’s hard to forget Uncle Bobo. And on this humid October day, his nephew says it’s hard to remember…
Read at source →New York Candidates for Governor Clash Over Energy Policy
Incumbent New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman clashed over high energy costs in the…
Read at source →How Rewilding Could Help Atoll Islands Keep Pace With Rising Seas
Coral-fringed tropical atolls are among the landforms most threatened by global warming, but many have a potential…
Read at source →Climate Change Is Increasing Simultaneous Exposure to Heat Waves and Wildfire Smoke
More than 1 billion people per year were exposed to heat waves and fire pollution at the same time from 2010-2019, a…
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New Study Reveals Clues About the Origins of Nepal’s Deadly Flood
A new study in the journal Seismica presents the first comprehensive seismic analysis of what happened during the…
Read at source →The Fire Retardant in the Seafood Chain
This story is part of an investigation conducted by an international team of journalists based at The Outlaw Ocean…
Read at source →Momentum for Measuring Water Lost in Wyoming’s Portion of the Colorado River Dries Up
Wyoming has shelved a state-funded project to measure water use in the Green River and Little Snake River basins after…
Read at source →Inside Ohio’s Revolt Against Data Centers
COLUMBUS, Ohio—A four-hour legislative committee hearing in June, punctuated by applause and anger, offered a window…
Read at source →What Happened to Pennsylvania’s Hydrogen Hubs?
Three years ago, hydrogen seemed poised for a long-awaited breakthrough. The Biden administration announced $7 billion…
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