Dangerous heat waves and shifting climate policies dominate global environmental concerns.

A record-breaking heat dome is forecast for the US Southwest, bringing extreme temperatures of 110-116F (43-46C) to over 45 million people.

The US is rapidly expanding gas-fired power generation for data centers, currently building twice the capacity of China to meet AI-driven energy demands.

The Trump administration has proposed a rule to exempt data centers from mandatory reporting of air pollution emissions.

Nevada has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a new administration plan that mandates significant water supply cuts for states relying on the Colorado River.

London bus drivers have resumed strike action over safety concerns regarding heatwave conditions and delays in retrofitting bus cabs with air conditioning.

Researchers report that Western US forests are suffering permanent ecological degradation, with towering woodlands being replaced by shrubs due to climate stress.

England’s ancient oak trees are experiencing increased mortality rates driven by prolonged drought and extreme heat events.

A new documentary, 'To Use a Mountain,' highlights the environmental and social struggles of indigenous communities resisting the use of their lands for nuclear waste storage.

Environmental scientists are continuing to monitor the growth of the Gulf Coast 'dead zone,' where low oxygen levels periodically devastate marine life.