Somerville received $50,000 from Bloomberg Philanthropies to launch a youth-led microgrant program fostering local climate initiatives aligned with the city’s environmental goals.
The European Union’s top climate official acknowledged that recent UN climate talks have failed to meet the urgent demands outlined by climate science, sparking renewed debate over global negotiations' effectiveness.
A legal scholar challenges human rights activist Chidi Odinkalu’s criticism of Gov. Chukwuma Soludo’s economic claims on Southeast Nigeria’s revenue contribution.
In Bawku, northern Ghana, residents have embraced electric motorcycles as practical, affordable tools for reducing air pollution and promoting cleaner transport locally.
NPR has dissolved its standalone climate team, folding its work into the broader National Desk, signaling a shift away from specialized environmental coverage.
A new coalition unites major Asian companies and environmental groups to increase voluntary carbon credit purchases, aiming for 10 million tons by 2030.
A U.S. naval blockade stopped all Iranian crude oil exports in May, leaving around 80 million barrels stranded and crippling Tehran’s sanctions evasion efforts.
Adecoagro, majority-owned by Tether, plans to use renewable energy from sugarcane bagasse to power Bitcoin mining operations in Brazil, integrating agriculture with crypto mining.
New evidence shows that abrupt climate changes occurred during an ice-free period 83 million years ago, driven by shifts in Earth’s orbit rather than ice sheet dynamics.
A new book argues climate advocates must move beyond doom-filled rhetoric and tailor messages to resonate with diverse audiences to foster political progress on climate change.
As Xavier Becerra rises in California’s governor polls, large donations from fossil fuel firms and corporate groups aim to boost him and hinder climate advocate Tom Steyer.
Most Americans express skepticism that the US and other nations will act effectively to avoid the worst effects of climate change, with Democrats showing growing pessimism.