Iceland sees record-breaking heat on Christmas Eve

Like other polar regions, Iceland’s climate is warming two to four times faster than the global average.

2025 Ranked as One of World’s Hottest Years Due to Human-Made Climate Crisis

Climate change made 2025 heat waves 10 times more likely, a new report finds.

Millions Across Michigan May Be Exposed to PFAS in Private Water Wells

Ahead of the curve in testing city water for PFAS, Michigan is now urging residents to get their private water tested.

The global race for electrons is just beginning

The most significant change in rich-country energy markets over the past year or two has been the overturning of longstanding supply-demand dynamics.

Greta Thunberg and Ms. Rachel Offer Lessons In Solidarity

Climate is not an easy issue to be an activist on. You’re taking on some of the world’s most powerful corporations, contending with a culture of widespread indifference, and going up against endless propaganda reassuring people that global warming will simply turn the Earth into a lush tropical paradise. There is plenty of repression, but advocates for Palestinian rights face demonization as terrorists and antisemites, blacklisting, and are even criminalized. So when the world’s most well-known climate activist, Greta Thunberg, expanded her focus to include Palestine, she must have known she would incur a wave of new hostility. But Thunberg has not just spoken up for Gaza, she has put her body on the line, and has been arrested and abused by the Israel Defense Forces after trying to carry humanitarian aid to Gaza aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla. 

Apocalypse Right Now

Rising rate of lung disease in Asia threatens growth, WHO finds

Nine of the world’s most-polluted cities this year were Asian, a World Health Organization envoy warned.

Abu Dhabi's renewable giant Masdar expands into Malaysia

Once complete, it will be the largest floating solar plant in Southeast Asia, able to power more than 100,000 homes.

Grid delays slow renewables uptake

The UK generates a huge percentage of its power from renewables, but lacks transmission lines to move the electricity around.