The UN’s leading climate body moves away from its most severe emissions scenario, prompting criticism of political climate policies and sparking debate about future climate modeling approaches.
A prominent climate expert and colleagues publicly reject a US government report that downplays evidence of human-driven climate change, reaffirming the scientific basis for emission regulations.
South Korean scientists identify ideal protective coating thickness that balances performance and durability in solid-state EV batteries, promising longer lifespan and improved safety.
The Ghana Navy safely recovered seven suspected Ivorian stowaways hidden in a crude oil tanker’s rudder trunk about 200 nautical miles off Tema, following a distress alert.
Ann Weeks, the pioneering attorney behind landmark clean air regulations, steps down after advancing legal battles that cut toxic pollution and shaped U.S. climate policies.
Alberta and the federal government finalized a plan to raise effective carbon pricing and stabilize investment incentives, aiming for a $130 per tonne carbon cost by 2040.
Satellite images suggest several oil spills in the Persian Gulf, linked to recent attacks and military actions around Kharg Island and an oil tanker.
The University of Wyoming’s IMAGINE institute released two short films highlighting local strategies to combat cheatgrass invasions in Carbon and Sublette counties.
New research reveals the complex role of carbon dioxide in warming the lower atmosphere while cooling the stratosphere by releasing heat into space more efficiently.
New analysis from Christian Aid links climate change to deteriorating tea quality and supply instability in major growing regions, warning of impacts on flavor and market prices.
A coalition of environmental groups calls on Maine to transform voluntary climate targets into binding laws, including land restoration, pesticide bans, and a new conservation office.
The Federal Judicial Center's climate science guide, authored by known left-wing activists, has sparked controversy over its impartiality in advising federal judges on scientific evidence.