Category : Climate Action


Victoria Bushfire Destroys 10 Homes in Ruffy

An out-of-control bushfire in central Victoria has devastated the town of Ruffy, destroying at least ten properties including a firefighter's home. Read the latest on the emergency warnings and community impact.

Australia's Heatwave Crisis: A Scientist's Warning

As Australia faces its worst heatwave since Black Summer, a leading climate scientist warns of escalating dangers and the urgent need for adaptation and net-zero action. Learn the facts.

LA Wildfires: One Year On, Rebuilding Remains Slow

A year after catastrophic wildfires decimated Los Angeles neighbourhoods, rebuilding efforts crawl as residents face financial hurdles and fears of future disasters. Can the city become resilient?

Why Community Ties Are Vital for Bushfire Survival

After the Black Summer fires, Cobargo learned true resilience comes from social bonds built before disaster strikes. Discover how community infrastructure is as crucial as emergency kits.

Trump Administration Sues California Cities Over Gas Bans

The US Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against two California cities, challenging local laws that restrict natural gas in new buildings. This marks the latest federal clash with the state's progressive climate policies.

MPs Underestimate Public Backing for Climate Action

New research reveals UK and Belgian politicians significantly misjudge public appetite for green policies like wind farms and meat taxes, hindering climate action. Discover the 'silent majority'.

Australian Cities Face LA-Scale Wildfire Threat

A new report warns suburbs of Sydney, Melbourne and other capitals are at risk of catastrophic fires like the 2025 LA blazes. Experts urge immediate action on preparedness and emissions.

Australia's 2026 Heatwave Hits Southern States

Southern Australia endures a severe heatwave in January 2026, with temperatures soaring above 40°C. Authorities issue health warnings as the extreme weather impacts major cities. Read more on the climate implications.

US Disaster Preparedness Erodes Under Trump, Experts Warn

Emergency managers warn Trump's policies have dangerously weakened US capacity to respond to natural disasters, with damage costs hitting a record $101bn in early 2025. Experts describe a 'perfect storm' of cuts and mismanagement.

2025 confirmed as UK's warmest and sunniest year

The Met Office confirms 2025 as the UK's warmest and sunniest year on record, with a mean temperature of 10.09°C. Experts link the record-breaking heat to human-induced climate change. Discover the full data and impacts.

US Climate Lawsuits: 2025's Key Wins and Losses

A landmark year saw US courts grapple with climate accountability. Explore the major trends, from novel lawsuits to industry attempts to secure immunity, and what's next for 2026.

Climate policy reframed as economic populism in US

Progressive politicians and activists are successfully linking emissions cuts to cost-of-living concerns, gaining public support as climate impacts drive up bills. Discover the new affordability agenda.

13 Climate Court Victories Reshape 2025

A landmark year for climate justice saw courts worldwide force governments and corporations to act. Explore the 13 key legal wins that scrapped coal plants, halted oil fields, and ended false green claims.

2005 Cabinet Papers Reveal Dire Climate Warnings

Newly released 2005 cabinet papers show ministers Alexander Downer and Ian Campbell warned Australia was highly vulnerable to climate disruption. Discover the historic warnings.

People Power Reshapes Global Climate Justice Fight

Amid climate chaos, grassroots movements, court victories, and new alliances are driving real change. Discover the hopeful forces challenging fossil fuel inertia and demanding a just transition.

Iceland hits 19.8C on Christmas Eve, a new record

Iceland experienced its hottest Christmas Eve on record with temperatures reaching 19.8C, far above the seasonal average. Meteorologists blame a tropical air mass and high pressure. Discover the climate change implications.

Gaza's harsh winter exposes humanitarian crisis

As the 40 coldest days, Al-Arba'iniya, begin, a Gaza City resident describes life without shelter, heat or power. With over a million in shelters, winter rain brings collapse and death.

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