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The EPA is racing to repeal the Endangerment Finding that obligates action on global warming; observers say the aim is to present the issue to the Supreme Court soon.

A coalition of conservative activists has spent 16 years trying to end government efforts to fight climate change; observers say their campaign is close to success.

A new IPBES assessment warns biodiversity loss poses systemic risks to economies and societies worldwide, urging urgent action.

Researchers place probes under the Thwaites glacier in Antarctica to monitor melting processes and improve projections of sea-level rise.

Campaign groups warn that major lenders are toning down climate policies, risking shareholder revolts as net-zero commitments come under revision.

Forecasters warn an El Niño could develop later this year, potentially driving global temperatures to new records by 2027, though forecasts remain uncertain.

The plan would cut climate aid from £11.9bn in the past five years to about £9bn for the next five years. Campaigners say the real-terms cut could be around 40% since 2021.

Experts warn the environmental rollbacks threaten air and water protections and could accelerate climate change, with public health implications.

A Pan Europe test of 60 apples from 13 countries finds residues of up to seven pesticides.

A forecast shows a global surge in new gas-fired capacity this year, driven by data-center needs and AI expansion, with climate costs rising.

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists sets the Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds before midnight, citing climate crisis and AI-driven geopolitical risks.

Authorities in Brazil, French Guiana, Guyana and Suriname conduct a cross-border operation targeting illegal Amazon mining, detaining nearly 200 people and seizing mining-related equipment.

An exclusive analysis finds 39 of the top 100 cities experience extremely high water stress, with demand close to outpacing supply across continents.

The administration introduces a single, streamlined permitting process for seabed mining in international waters, moving ahead despite calls for a moratorium.

Analysts describe Greenland's ice-fed freshwater as a strategic asset, elevating attention to global water security and political implications.