-U.N.report calls for transformative societal and economic changes to staunch global warming, plastic pollution and biodiversity loss.

-More than 80,000 homes in the tri-state area could be lost to floods over the next 15 years

-Trump administration aims to increase timber production by 25 percent on federal lands

-Interior secretary Doug Burgum says endangered species list, needs “cleaning out”.

-Paris air pollution is down 50% after its radical bike-friendly transformation

-Ann Arbor, Mich., has an aggressive goal of net-zero emissions by 2030

-110 words and phrases have been banned from use at the U.S. Agricultural Research Service

-Different types of extreme weather have been affecting several regions of the U.S.

-NOAA has halted upkeep of critical Joint Polar Satellite System weather satellites

-Ecosystems in the water surrounding Antarctica, are under threat from climate change

-Indonesia is planning to clear 20 million hectares of forest to make way for agriculture

-Rollback of pollution protections could help usher back acid rain

-India is taking bold steps to reduce plastic waste

-Rising temperatures are threatening Canadian winter ice road

-Wall Street institutions preparing for a severe future of global warming

-A top insurer has warned, The climate crisis is on track to destroy capitalism

-Rollback of pollution protections could help usher back acid rain

-India is taking bold steps to reduce plastic waste

-Rising temperatures are threatening Canadian winter ice road

-Wall Street institutions preparing for a severe future of global warming

-A top insurer has warned, The climate crisis is on track to destroy capitalism

-World Meteorological Organization publishes State of the Climate report

-NASA analysis, shows that sea levels rose more than expected in 2024.

- 2025 may usher in an era of record-breaking hurricanes

-prediction more intense hurricanes in 2025 due to increase in ocean temperatures.

-U.S. Energy Secretary “global warming is a side effect of building the modern world”

-China, the world’s largest importer of crude oil, reported Slower oil demand growth 2024-
-If the world covered every suitable roof with solar panels, it could supply 2/3 of humanity’s electricity
- the first glacier to be officially declared dead as a result of human-caused climate change

-EPA head Zeldin says he intends to reconsider many core EPA rules and regulations

-US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says it is discontinuing its regular updates

-50 percent all carbon emissions can be attributed to just 36 high-emitting companies

-Pakistan has the worst winter smog season in several years

-Less sea ice covering the oceans in February of this year than any other on record

-Pacific island nation of Nauru selling citizenships to fund its retreat from rising seas

-The US installed largest single year of new solar capacity in 2024

-The abundance of butterflies in the US slumped 22% between 2000 and 2020

A new EPA candidate said last week that the U.S. should “adapt to” rather than try to minimize climate change.

New Executive order by President Donald Trump expands tree felling for timber on 280 million acres of U S forests.

Researchers protecting crucial climate data on government websites from DOGE.

145 USDA who protect U S from tiny invasive pests at our ports, Terminated.

NOAA employees are speaking out about the chaotic DOGE firings.

Glaciers worldwide have lost a staggering 6,542 billion tonnes of ice

California suing fossil fuel giants pay billions of dollars for climate damage

The transition to cleaner vehicles in Europe, increased over 2024 to 49%

Four critical pillars of the planets ecology are on the brink of collapse.

EPA to reverse its 2009 declaration that greenhouse gases endanger human health and welfare

GSA plans to shut down all 8,000 of its EV chargers.

Climate defenders and farmers sued the Trump administration over purge of climate-related policies datasets, and resources from its websites

California to protect consumers from electricity rate hikes that subsidize data centers

Svalbard Global Seed Vault preserves more than 1.3 million seed samples and welcomes over 14,000 new specimens