Restoring Britain's Peatlands: Dartmoor's Climate Fight
A project on Dartmoor aims to restore degraded peat bogs, crucial carbon stores, through landscape reprofiling to combat climate change and boost biodiversity.
Category : Climate Action
Fossil Fuel Companies Accept Climate Science But Deny Legal Responsibility
Major fossil fuel companies have abandoned climate denial in courtrooms worldwide, instead deploying sophisticated legal strategies to contest their liability for global warming while acknowledging the scientific reality of climate change.
EPA Allows Higher Ethanol Fuel to Lower Gas Prices
The US Environmental Protection Agency has temporarily approved widespread sales of E15 fuel, aiming to reduce soaring gas prices amid geopolitical tensions, despite environmental and economic concerns.
Iran War Impacts Clean Energy Transition and Oil Markets
The Iran war has triggered a major oil crisis, prompting calls for faster renewable energy adoption while creating supply chain challenges that could slow the green transition globally.
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Church Leaders Criticize GB News Owner on Climate Statements
A coalition of Christian leaders, including former Archbishop Rowan Williams, challenges Sir Paul Marshall over GB News's climate attacks and his hedge fund's £1.8bn fossil fuel holdings.
Mother's Tragedy Reveals Water Privatisation's Human Cost
A Labour MP recounts meeting a mother whose daughter died from polluted water, arguing water privatisation represents a moral failure requiring systemic change.
Net Zero Could Become 'Next Brexit' in Political Climate Divide
Nigel Farage and Reform UK are framing net zero as an elite obsession, despite strong public support for climate action. Experts warn of Brexit-style tactics targeting green policies amid energy crisis.
US Fossil Fuel Industry Caused $10 Trillion Climate Damage
A new study published in Nature calculates that US emissions have caused $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990, with disproportionate harm to developing nations like India and Brazil.
Fossil Fuel Crisis Demands Renewable Energy Shift Now
The current global energy crisis reveals deep vulnerabilities in fossil fuel dependency, highlighting the urgent need for a swift transition to sustainable alternatives to ensure economic and environmental stability.
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Pacific Nuclear Dome Risks Leaking Waste into Sea
Scientists warn that the Runit Dome, a concrete structure containing Cold War-era radioactive waste in the Marshall Islands, is deteriorating due to rising sea levels and groundwater, threatening to pollute the ocean for millennia.
Health Groups Urge Firing of EPA Boss Zeldin for Betrayal
More than 160 environmental and public health organizations call for EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin's resignation or termination, accusing him of gutting protections and prioritizing polluters over public health.
Climate 'Denial Machine' Fuels Conflict in Australia, Inquiry Finds
A cross-party Senate inquiry reveals climate misinformation has obstructed policy for decades, fueling community conflict and delaying renewable energy projects across Australia.
Australia's Fuel Crisis Ignites Renewable Energy Debate
As global oil prices surge due to Middle East conflicts, Australia faces a fuel crisis, prompting calls to accelerate renewable energy adoption and reform fossil fuel subsidies. Climate editor Adam Morton addresses key questions on solar power, EV infrast
London Heat Network Users Demand Price Cap Amid Iran War
Over 143,000 London households on heat networks lack price protections as Middle East conflict threatens energy costs, prompting urgent calls for regulatory action.
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EU Clean Power Gains Undercut by Slow Electrification
Europe's rapid renewable energy expansion is being offset by sluggish adoption of electric vehicles and heat pumps, leaving households vulnerable to high energy bills amid global fuel crises.
US Pays $1B to Kill Offshore Wind, Boost Fossil Fuels
The Trump administration will pay TotalEnergies nearly $1 billion to abandon offshore wind leases and invest in oil and gas instead, amid global energy turmoil.
Tonga PM Backs US Deep-Sea Mining Deal Despite Eco Concerns
Tonga's new prime minister calls US partnership on seabed mineral exploration 'exciting' while environmental groups warn of irreversible damage to fragile ocean ecosystems.
Eel Fisher Sues Over Lough Neagh Pollution in Belfast Court
Declan Conlon argues officials failed to act on ecological collapse of UK's largest lake, where algal blooms have devastated aquatic life and suspended eel fishing.
Zettajoules: Measuring Earth's Climate Crisis
The WMO warns Earth's energy imbalance is growing, with zettajoules quantifying the heat trapped by fossil fuels, warming oceans, land, and air to dangerous levels.
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US Heatwave Threatens Water Supply and Wildfire Season
An unprecedented heatwave in the western US is rapidly melting sparse snowpack, threatening water supplies and fueling early wildfire risks with temperatures 20-40°F above normal.
Joyce's Climate Claims Face Scrutiny as One Nation Gains
Barnaby Joyce's assertions that Australia's climate policies harm energy security and living costs are disputed by experts, highlighting renewable energy's role in stabilizing the grid and reducing reliance on volatile fossil fuels.
England's Drought Recovery and 'Weather Whiplash' Alert
England recovers from drought after heavy rain, but officials warn of rapid swings to floods due to climate change, with concerns over future dry spells and flash droughts.
Climate Crisis Could Triple Food Insecurity in Poor Nations
New IIED analysis reveals global heating will disproportionately impact food systems in low-income countries, with critical food insecurity potentially affecting 24 nations at 2C warming.
Climate Inaction to Cost Generation Alpha $185,000 Each
A new Deloitte report reveals that without urgent climate action, Generation Alpha Australians face a $185,000 lifetime cost, nearly 10 times the impact on baby boomers.
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UN Warns of Record Climate Imbalance, Earth Nears 1.5C Threshold
The UN reports Earth's climate is in a state of emergency, with key indicators flashing red as global warming approaches the critical 1.5C limit, triggering severe impacts.
Forever Chemicals Scandal: UK Town's Toxic Nightmare
A shocking documentary reveals Bentham, North Yorkshire, has the UK's highest Pfas levels, with residents' blood tests showing alarming contamination linked to a local fire safety plant.
Earth's Energy Imbalance Hits Record High, Threatening Oceans
The World Meteorological Organization warns Earth's energy imbalance has reached unprecedented levels, with oceans absorbing over 90% of excess heat, accelerating climate impacts.
Australia's Gas Tax Sparks Global Energy Agency Warning
The International Energy Agency warns Australia's new gas profit taxes could disrupt global energy markets and climate goals, sparking debate on fossil fuel policies.
NT Faces Cyclone Narelle After Devastating Floods
Tropical Cyclone Narelle threatens the Northern Territory with up to 300mm of rain, exacerbating severe flooding that has already displaced thousands and damaged infrastructure.
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Climate Crisis Fingerprint on US March Weather Extremes
The US faces a striking mix of weather extremes in March, including flooding rains, rare snow, and a severe heatwave, with experts linking the intensity to the climate crisis.
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