After $9 trillion in climate change spending since 2020, the UN now says the 1.5°C target is out of reach—and trillions more will be needed each year.

USA Today’s claim of America’s “hottest summer ever” clashes with NOAA’s gold-standard climate network, which shows no record-setting summer warmth.

The Trump administration is backing nuclear power plant restarts with billions in federal loans, including $1.9 billion for an Iowa reactor.

Labour's campaign paid influencers more than £170,000 to push net zero, with 16 social media personalities enlisted to promote green energy.

Colorado climate lawsuit support looks far thinner than the LA Times suggests, as local opposition undercuts claims of a homegrown movement.

Norway plans to keep developing Arctic oil and gas to protect its prosperity and energy security—a lesson poorer nations are unlikely to ignore.

Global ocean heat uptake during past warming periods far exceeded modern levels, with deglaciation estimates reaching 20 to 30 times today’s uptake.

Michigan’s mileage tax pilot will test several ways to charge drivers by the mile as the state weighs replacing its gas tax with a road usage fee.

AP and Fortune blame climate change for bear encounters in Colorado, overlooking growing bear populations, development, and ordinary drought.

Geological activity may be an overlooked factor influencing El Niño, as undersea eruptions, seafloor heat, and the Ring of Fire offer intriguing clues.

From resource depletion and mass starvation to peak oil and climate catastrophe, decades of failed doomsday predictions have repeatedly fallen short.

Democrats’ climate change messaging is fading from midterm campaigns as affordability and the rising cost of living take center stage.