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Climate feedback loops, the energy transition, and the cascading consequences of a warming world.
Climate's 2°C Threshold Could Triple the Number of Food-Crisis Nations
Climate & Energy
Climate's 2°C Threshold Could Triple the Number of Food-Crisis Nations
New IIED research finds low-income nations' food systems will deteriorate seven times faster than wealthy ones at 2°C of warming.
Mar 25
In Focus
Ofcom Breaks a Seven-Year Silence on Climate Denial in UK Broadcasting
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Ofcom Breaks a Seven-Year Silence on Climate Denial in UK Broadcasting
Ofcom's first climate denial investigation since 2017 could reshape how UK broadcasters handle scientific consensus on air.
Mar 25
Wildfire Smoke and Dust Are Rewriting the Global Air Quality Crisis
Climate & Energy
Wildfire Smoke and Dust Are Rewriting the Global Air Quality Crisis
Climate-driven wildfires and dust storms are erasing decades of air quality progress, and the regulatory tools built to fix pollution were never designed for this.
Mar 25
Colorado River Talks Restart With Stopgap Plans as Long-Term Deal Remains Elusive
Climate & Energy
Colorado River Talks Restart With Stopgap Plans as Long-Term Deal Remains Elusive
Seven states missed a key February deadline to renegotiate the Colorado River's future, and the stopgap measures now on the table may buy time without solving anything.
Mar 25
Deeper Analysis
Google's Nebraska Gas Gambit Tests the Limits of Corporate Climate Pledges
Climate & Energy
Google's Nebraska Gas Gambit Tests the Limits of Corporate Climate Pledges
Google may be betting on natural gas and carbon capture to power AI in Nebraska, and the outcome could reshape how tech giants handle climate commitments.
Mar 25
The UK's AI Boom Is Hiding a Carbon Accounting Crisis in Plain Sight
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The UK's AI Boom Is Hiding a Carbon Accounting Crisis in Plain Sight
Mar 24
Neste's Green Fuel Empire Has a Dirty Supply Chain Problem
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Neste's Green Fuel Empire Has a Dirty Supply Chain Problem
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Earth's Energy Imbalance Hit a Record High. The Oceans Are Paying the Price.
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Solar Storms May Nudge Critically Stressed Faults Toward Rupture, Scientists Say
A new hypothesis suggests solar flares may disturb Earth's crust enough to trigger quakes on faults already primed to rupture, blurring the line between space weather and seismic h
23 Mar 2026
America's March Weather Chaos Carries a Familiar Climate Fingerprint
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23 Mar 2026
How Beavers Are Quietly Rewiring Rivers Into Carbon Vaults
A beaver colony in Switzerland stored over 1,000 tonnes of carbon in 13 years — ten times more than unengineered land nearby.
23 Mar 2026
Tesla and SpaceX's $25B Terafab Bet Reveals How Dependent Musk's Empire Has Become on Chips
Musk's $25B Terafab chip factory is either the boldest vertical integration play in tech history or a very expensive signal of structural anxiety.
22 Mar 2026
California Reaches for a Little-Known Rule to Reclaim Its Clean Air Power
With its vehicle emissions waiver revoked, California is turning to an obscure regulatory tool that could reshape who pays for freight pollution.
22 Mar 2026
How Indigenous Science Is Reshaping the Fight to Save the Amazon
In Ecuador's Amazon, a Shuar community is fusing traditional ecological knowledge with modern science to defend territory that satellites alone cannot protect.
22 Mar 2026
Antibiotics Found in Brazilian River Fish Signal a Slow-Moving Food Safety Crisis
Scientists found a banned antibiotic inside fish sold for food in Brazil, and the dry season is making the problem significantly worse.
22 Mar 2026
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Stellantis is the last major automaker to join Tesla's Supercharger network, and the ripple effects reach far beyond a simple plug adapter.
22 Mar 2026
Copper's Battery-Powered Induction Range Could Rewire How Homes Electrify
A battery hidden inside an induction range could solve the electrical upgrade problem that has kept millions of renters stuck on gas.
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