-Fires threatening central Spain and southwestern France are the largest in their countries’ modern histories,

-Heatwave that saw temperatures exceeding 37 degrees in parts of the United Kingdom

-Seventy million people across the South and western U.S. sweltering under a heat dome

-Corpus Christi, Texas is facing a severe water crisis driven by long-term drought

-New Orleans sea levels could rise 3 to 7 meters, threatening the city’s survival.

-The U.S. Interior Department canceled a rule meant to protect plants and animals that are determined to be threatened with extinction

-A Massive iceberg collapsed in Greenland sending a huge wave surging towards tour boats.

-California’s utility-scale solar now outpaces natural gas on most days in 2026

-Spain's Meteorological Office Aemet said the country was facing its third extreme summer heatwave

-Northern Italy faces an “extremely critical” water shortage as heatwaves and water shortages

-A critical year is ahead for the United states two largest reservoirs due to low snow packs

-The Aral Sea’s human-driven collapse has not only an ecological disaster but released vast carbon emissions,.

-Global oceans reached record June temperatures, averaging nearly 70 fahrenheit

-Two South Asian giant mantis species, are now invasive in Europe

-France first country in Europe to ban all five pesticides believed to be killing bees.

A blanket of dense wildfire smoke from Canada spread across Ontario and into the U.S. Midwest and Northeast last week

The fossil fuel industry benefits from subsidies of $11m every minute near 6 trillion per year

The United States is driving a global emissions surge. Despite expanding renewable energy

Residential battery storage is expanding in the US, with homeowners installing record capacity

Renewable electricity grew 9.8% in 2024, far outpacing non-renewables

Major industrialized nations understood climate risks decades before the 2015 Paris Agreement.

The Trump administration has appointed climate science critic Matthew Wielicki to lead the U.S. Global Change Research Program,