Climate policies, environmental reports, and severe weather impacts dominate global environment news amid ongoing fossil fuel debates.
Key Points
A recent Environmental Defense Fund analysis reveals that the Trump administration has supported half of US coal plants with $950m in taxpayer funds and Clean Air Act exemptions.
President Trump announced plans to terminate Biden-era methane emissions rules, a move defended as a cost-saving measure for companies and consumers but strongly criticized by environmentalists.
Record-breaking high tides have caused widespread chaos across California, sending seawater surging into low-lying communities from San Diego to the San Francisco Bay Area.
The UN Cop17 summit concluding on Saturday has sparked growing calls for structural reforms, with critics arguing the current consensus system allows single nations to stall vital progress on nature targets.
Experts warn that the ongoing war in Iran is exacerbating the US energy crisis, particularly concerning home heating oil supplies ahead of a difficult winter season.
A new wave of electric ferries is emerging across US waterways, including advanced experimental vessels designed to reduce carbon emissions and improve local air quality.
Researchers have identified a 4.1-billion-year-old piece of Mars within a meteorite found in the Sahara, offering fresh clues about the red planet's early watery history.
Conservationists report promising signs for endangered Caucasian leopards in Armenia, highlighted by the remarkable journey of a three-legged survivor.