-Analysis reveals the world’s 1% richest people used up their yearly carbon allowance just ten days into 2026

-Researchers rank the top 10 U.S. fossil fossil fuel suppliers by greenhouse gas emissions.

-Climate “superfund” bills, based on the principle that oil companies should pay costs associated with climate change

-Agricultural leaders issue a bipartisan warning to the Trump administration urging reversal of tariffs and restrictive policies that have raised costs & disrupted markets

-Washington Post cuts much of its climate team reporters marking a major retreat from environmental coverage.

-China’s mass tree-planting efforts are turning the into a carbon sink

-New investment in clean energy projects last year was dwarfed by cancellations for projects already in progress

-Freezing temperatures recently experienced in the US have devastated local wildlife

-Trump receives award from the Washington Coal Club, naming him the “Undisputed Champion of Beautiful Clean Coal”

-Trump announces the removal of the federal scientific finding that climate change endangers human health and the environment

-Trump reopens commercial fishing off Cape Cod

-Federal judge struck down the Interior Department’s order halting construction of the Sunrise Wind project off New York’

-Trump administration has reapproved the herbicide dicamba

-If the planet is getting warmer, why is it so cold this winter?

-5,195 iguanas cold-stunned invasive reptiles euthanized in Florida

-A Texan coal mine power plant is now home to thriving community garden

-Trump receives award from the Washington Coal Club, naming him the “Undisputed Champion of Beautiful Clean Coal”

-Court rules that the U.S. Department of Energy violated federal law with secret “Climate Working Group”

-Trump reopens commercial fishing off Cape Cod

-Federal judge struck down the Interior Dept's order halting construction of the Sunrise Wind project off New York’

-Trump administration has reapproved the herbicide dicamba

-If the planet is getting warmer, why is it so cold this winter?

-5,195 iguanas cold-stunned invasive reptiles euthanized

-A Texan coal mine power plant now home to thriving community garden

-Gas stoves account for up to half of some Americans’ exposure to nitrogen dioxide

-In 2024, 50% of carbon dioxide Emissions were From Just 32 Companies

-Meteorologists have faced an unprecedented wave of threats and harassment recently

-U.S. automakers signaled a pullback from electric vehicles,

-Chain to build massive solar and integrated fish farm

-Solar panels manufactured in the 1980s are still working at up to 80% of their original capacity.

-Kenyan woman sets Record by hugging a tree for 72 hours to protest deforestation

- Wind and solar provided 30% of all the electricity consumed in Europe in 2025

-For one Californian, making the switch to solar has brought a big difference in costs.

-Congestion pricing in New York City has been quite the success so far

-World's first shopping mall dedicated to second-hand and recycled goods succeeds

-The Trump administration issues Clean air act exemptions for industry polluters

-The U.S. Dept. of the Interior is revoking seven grazing permits for bison restoring the prairie ecosystem in Montana

A powerful winter storm has paralysed the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia with 10ft of snow

Argentina wildfires ripped through nearly 30,000 acres of forest

Phoenix has hottest December in Arizona since records began in 1896.

California is currently classified as being in drought free

EPA tries to minimize the dumping of sewage into the Connecticut River

The EPA to impose more limitations on states’ authorities to block energy projects

world needs to feed a population expected to reach 9.8 billion by 2050 and cut green house gases at the same time

2025 was Earth’s third-hottest year on record

-Beijing reported the cleanest year of air the city has ever recorded, attributed mainly to EV’s

-Half of American homeowners are considering moving this year due to extreme weather events.

-Global terrestrial biodiversity hotspots are threatened by human expansion

-Expansion of Port Everglades may unprecedented damage to corals

-A stand of trees 400 years old discovered in North Carolina.

-Trump announces withdrawing the United States from the bedrock international agreement on climate change.

-In 2025, the US suffered a billion-dollar disaster every 10 days

-The Thwaites “Doomsday Glacier” is dangerously close to collapse,

-Juneau Alaska has seen a record amount of snow this past December

-Thousands of glaciers may vanish each year in the coming decades

-China saw CO2 emissions fall this year for the first time

-Renewable energy produced a record amount of electricity in Great Britain in 2025

-NY’s expanded waste reduction laws took effect on January 1, 2026

-Cheap Solar Is Transforming Lives and Economies Across Africa

-The CT. Audubon Society's bird of the year is the Pileated woodpecker.