Grist
India is doing something unprecedented: industrializing primarily with solar energy, proving that you don't need coal to power a booming economy - just 60 million panels and some very dry salt flats.
Inside Climate News
Trump promises lower prices from refrigerant rollbacks; manufacturers and math disagree.
Inside Climate News
Scientists introduce 'Flonduran' corals - a hybrid of Florida and Honduran elkhorn - to Dry Tortugas in a desperate attempt to outrun climate change by cross-breeding.
Grist
Typhoon Sinlaku parked itself over the Pacific like an uninvited houseguest, leaving 17 dead, thousands homeless, and a lot of soggy mattresses in its wake.
BBC World
Portugal breaks May heat record, Europe sweats through heat dome, French exams continue because schedule, and scientists confirm summer is getting worse.
The Guardian
Burberry's new CEO could earn up to £12.2m while the company pushes its carbon neutrality goal to 2050, because priorities.
The Guardian
Extreme weather, inflation, and the Iran war are pushing Britain toward a food crisis, but the government seems to think a nap will sort it out.
NASA
A new NASA study reveals that wildfires and hurricanes are increasingly shaping the U.S. landscape, while human-driven changes decline - nature's way of saying, 'You're not the boss of me.'
The Guardian Europe
Indonesia's 'eternity glaciers' have lost 95% of their area since 2002, and scientists say they'll be gone by decade's end - proving that even eternity has an expiration date when fossil fuels are involved.
The Guardian Europe
New study finds climate change is accelerating antibiotic resistance in salmonella, because apparently one global crisis wasn't enough.
The Guardian
South East Water asks residents to stop filling paddling pools after using 100m extra litres in a day, while customers who lost water for days suggest the company might want to look inward instead.
The Guardian Europe
Heatwaves turn Asia's cities into ovens that don't cool down at night, leaving gig and informal workers exhausted before their shifts even start.
The Guardian
Ecologist says restoring nature is the best climate fix because it boosts livelihoods and creates self-reinforcing good vibes - no geoengineering collateral damage required.
Inside Climate News
Trump's plan to slim down FEMA has local officials in Florida and beyond wondering who's going to pay for disaster recovery now - especially as storms get bigger and budgets get tighter.
Inside Climate News
North Atlantic right whales had their best calving season since 2009 with 23 newborns, but one good year doesn't undo decades of ship strikes, fishing gear, and climate chaos.
The Guardian Europe
Men eat way more meat than women, think it makes them manly, and the planet is suffering for it - but experts say small dietary swaps could help, no need to ditch the occasional steak.
Grist
UN votes overwhelmingly to back ICJ ruling that climate inaction is a 'wrongful act' - U.S., Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Russia say 'nah, we're good'.
The Guardian Europe
A WHO-led study finds that climate change is making venomous snakes relocate, increasing human encounters and bite risks, with species like cottonmouths heading toward New York.
The Guardian
Noaa cuts data collection, bets on AI models that can’t handle extreme weather, and experts wonder what could possibly go wrong this hurricane season.
The Guardian Europe
Peru's informal neighborhoods are building on disaster-prone slopes because affordable housing is a myth, and climate change is the uninvited guest who won't leave.
The Good Times
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