The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

As the eastern U.S. and Canada reeled from days of thick wildfire smoke in early June 2023, millions of people faced the reality of climate change for the first time. Shocking images of New York under apocalyptic orange skies left many people glued to air quality indices and wondering whether…

As global temperatures rise, trees in colder areas are benefiting from an extended growing season. A longer growing season results in thicker growth rings and, as a result, higher overall wood production.

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As the Atlantic hurricane season begins, there is anxiety on the small island nation of Dominica which is still reeling from Hurricane Maria that damaged or destroyed 95% of its housing.

It is no secret that climate change and biodiversity loss are the most significant environmental challenges of our time. This end of financial year, you can support innovative, cutting-edge initiatives to protect and restore Australian landscapes by making a tax-deductible donation to the Intrepid Foundation, the not-for-profit arm of Intrepid…

Toyota executives have fielded challenges and reaped praise from investors at an annual general meeting where shareholders ultimately rejected demands the automaker do better on fighting climate change

Those most affected by climate-induced droughts risk being trapped due to a lack of resources and networks to migrate.

Former Labor climate change minister Greg Combet will chair the agency tasked with smoothing out any bumps in the transition to renewable energy sources.

Getting more people to ride bikes has been flagged as a simple and effective way to improve public health while tackling climate change. However, research has repeatedly found safety concerns deter people from cycling.

The Australian climate case has moved to Saibai, where the Federal Court has heard evidence from Torres Strait Islanders about the effects of rising seas.

As both the intelligence community and the insurance industry name global warming as a top threat, U.S. states give aid and comfort to the enemy.