October 2026 – Week 4 By Anders Lorenzen In this week’s live blog live updates, we are focusing on the intensification of wildfires around the world. From late autumn wildfire intensification in […]
James Talarico’s Texas legislative record includes proposed greenhouse gas reduction targets, environmental protection measures and work on electricity grid reliability. As he campaigns for the US Senate, his energy platform places greater emphasis on affordability, reliability and an all-of-the-above strategy. We examine what has changed in his climate agenda and what remains.
Hurricane Isaias is impacting the Gulf of Mexico as it approaches the US coast, coinciding with Hurricane Simon’s strengthening in the Pacific. While El Niño suppresses Atlantic activity, it enhances Pacific cyclones. This year’s unusual contrast highlights how climate change and natural variability interact, influencing hurricane risks and intensities differently across regions.
Extreme heat waves in Europe and North America are causing significant fatalities and impacting major sporting events this July 2026.
Europe faces its third heatwave, affecting health, wildfires, and events like the Tour de France amid rising global temperatures.
US control of Venezuelan oil assets raises questions about energy strategy, geopolitical leverage, and international law.
Ørsted’s lawsuit against the Trump administration highlights legal concerns about halted offshore wind projects, impacting clean energy investment credibility.
Microsoft’s investment in Fortera’s low-carbon cement technology aims to reduce carbon emissions significantly while meeting growing demand for sustainable materials.
Robert Redford, legendary actor and lifelong environmentalist, has died at 89. From Butch Cassidy to climate activism, his legacy bridges film and environmental justice.
Climate change severely impacts golf in Maui, leading to the cancellation of PGA Tour’s tournament due to drought and water restrictions.