Investor Collaboration Key to Addressing Climate Risks and Value Creation
October 8, 2026
As investor climate action shifts to implementation, collaboration is key to addressing systemic risks and value creation.
Climate Change
Canada’s Climate Spending Tops $503 Billion, Impact on Economy Debated
October 8, 2026
Canadians faced a $503 billion bill for over 500 programs due to Trudeau’s climate policies, costing $12,000 each.
Scientists Urge Boycott of Krill Products to Protect Antarctic Wildlife
October 7, 2026
In the Southern Ocean, a coalition of scientists urges consumers to boycott krill products to protect marine life.
Supreme Court Deliberates Boulder’s Climate Suit Against Big Oil
October 7, 2026
The Supreme Court’s decision on Boulder vs. Big Oil could redefine climate litigation, but is unlikely to favor Boulder.
Pacific Leaders Criticize Slow Climate Finance at Pre-COP31 Summit
October 6, 2026
Pacific leaders, frustrated by global climate finance hurdles, urge action at pre-COP31 in Fiji after Tuvalu visit.
Former Congress Members Visit Ithaca College to Discuss Climate Change
October 6, 2026
Former U.S. congressional reps visited Ithaca College on Sept. 29-30 for Congress to Campus, focusing on civil dialogue.
Supreme Court Reviews Boulder’s Climate Lawsuit Against Energy Firms
October 5, 2026
The Supreme Court considers Boulder, Colorado’s effort to hold energy firms accountable for climate change impacts.
Boulder’s Climate Lawsuit Faces Supreme Court Challenge on Energy Companies
October 5, 2026
Boulder sues energy giants for climate damages, sparking a Supreme Court case on state power vs. federal jurisdiction.
Tom McCarthy’s ‘A Statement’: A Quirky Look at Climate Discourse
October 4, 2026
Tom McCarthy’s “A Statement” is a witty, engaging film about a 1980 conference on climate change. Full of humor and heart.
Record-Breaking El Niño Could Double California’s Sea Level Rise
October 3, 2026
Daniel Swain, a climate scientist, discusses the unprecedented strength of the current El Niño and its global impacts.
False claims against Roy Cooper resurface amid Senate campaign
October 2, 2026
Critics falsely claim former NC Gov. Roy Cooper was away during Hurricane Helene’s landfall. PolitiFact debunks it.
California Launches Second Satellite to Combat Methane Emissions
October 1, 2026
California launched its second methane-detecting satellite via SpaceX, boosting monitoring frequency for emissions.