Severe US heatwaves and ongoing concerns over environmental preservation and industrial impact dominate climate news.

Approximately 70 million people across the US are under excessive heat advisories as a third consecutive heat dome creates temperatures between 95-105F.

Environmental groups have urged the EPA to reject new PFAS compounds proposed for cooling data centers, citing undisclosed health and climate risks.

Advocacy groups are challenging the expansion of the US border wall, warning that construction threatens the biological diversity of the Quitobaquito Springs oasis.

Scientists have criticized rhetoric blaming Canadian wildfires on simple negligence, reiterating that such events are worsening due to the climate crisis.

Wildfires continue to force mass evacuations in France and Spain as extreme heat and high winds challenge containment efforts.

A Philadelphia suburb has imposed 43 strict requirements on a proposed data center development, highlighting local resistance to the environmental footprint of tech infrastructure.

Research using AI-equipped stations in Costa Rica is providing new insights into primate intelligence in the wild, while ultrasound technology is helping confirm pregnancies in giant manta rays.

Innovative shared mobility solutions are emerging with the launch of accessibility-focused electric tricycles in Denver, aiming for a broader national rollout.