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Residents and environmentalists warn that increasing oil extraction in one of the world's most polluted ecosystems could exacerbate frequent spills and infrastructure failure.
France and the United Kingdom have registered record-breaking temperatures as a "heat dome" brings unseasonal warmth to the region.
Household energy costs in parts of eastern Australia are set to decrease as renewable energy and battery storage increase their share of the national grid.
Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen stated he has made it 'crystal clear' that major polluters, including BHP, must reduce carbon output at their operations.
Analysis indicates a change in how China measures its core climate goals has created a gap in emissions reporting comparable in size to Germany's total output.
Internal memos show the world's largest miner has cancelled or delayed decarbonization initiatives in its Western Australian iron ore operations.
Researchers warn that carbon credit systems fail to account for increasing risks from wildfires, droughts, and pests driven by climate change.
A Scottish charity warns that national planning frameworks fail to account for the carbon impact of AI infrastructure due to outdated definitions.
Thousands of residents have been ordered to evacuate in Southern California as officials work to prevent a cataclysmic explosion at an aerospace facility.
The revived bill aims to recognize clean air as a protected public right and address seasonal toxic smog through stronger monitoring and transboundary pollution regulations.
A new charter recognizes the River Wye catchment as a living ecosystem with intrinsic rights, marking a first for the United Kingdom.
Environmental investigators and lawmakers are questioning regulators after raw sewage and fuel leaks contaminated a river serving five million people.
Conservation groups have reached an agreement with the U.S. government to stop importing seafood from foreign fisheries that do not meet marine mammal protection standards.
A resolution passed by 141 countries follows a years-long campaign led by Pacific Island students to reshape international climate law.
A study published in Nature warns that carbon credit systems fail to accurately account for risks from wildfires, drought, and insect outbreaks in U.S. forests.
The revived legislation recognizes clean air as a protected public right and introduces penalties for major industrial and agricultural emitters.
Despite a decade-high surge in the construction of new coal-fired power plants, global power output from the fuel has declined.
The Portland Clean Energy Fund has raised $1 billion for climate action by taxing large corporations, sparking interest in other cities.
A human-caused blaze on the island off the California coast risks destroying plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth.
Crews are battling the Sandy Fire in California as flames approach a decommissioned nuclear reactor site near West Hills.
The U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Mobile Baykeeper has standing to challenge the closure plan for a 21.7 million-ton coal ash pond.
The all-stock deal would create the world's largest regulated electric utility amid surging electricity demand from AI data centers.
Atmospheric chemists warn that the rapid increase in satellite megaconstellations is causing unregulated high-altitude pollution with potentially serious environmental consequences.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to push back compliance deadlines for light- and medium-duty vehicle emission standards until 2029.
