Extreme Heat Threatens Recovery Workers After Hurricanes and Power Outages
March 16, 2026
After hurricanes, extreme heat poses serious risks for recovery workers, impacting their health and disaster response efforts.
Climate Change
Yale Experts Analyze EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Regulation Rollback Impact
March 15, 2026
Yale experts evaluate the impact of the EPA’s greenhouse gas rollback on legal, policy, and public health aspects.
US-Israeli Attack on Iran Risks Global Economic Crisis, Expert Warns
March 15, 2026
Since WWII, nearly every U.S. president has started military conflicts without congressional approval. Despite promises of peace, Trump’s actions have escalated tensions, especially with Iran, impacting global stability.
Scientists Discover Thermal Convection Plumes Under Greenland Ice Sheet
March 14, 2026
Scientists discover thermal convection in Greenland’s ice sheet, revealing plume-like structures resembling boiling pasta.
Suzanne Simard’s Fight to Save Canada’s Forests and Address Climate Change
March 14, 2026
In 2018, ecologist Suzanne Simard faced a wildfire in Canada’s Caribou Mountains, highlighting her groundbreaking forest research.
China and Others Pledge to Triple Global Nuclear Energy by 2050
March 13, 2026
China, Brazil, Italy, and Belgium join a pledge to triple global nuclear energy by 2050, enhancing climate efforts.
California’s Dairy Dilemma: Nitrogen Pollution and Water Contamination
March 13, 2026
California dairies face nitrate pollution issues, threatening water safety. New regulations aim for whole-farm balance.
Long Island Youth Climate Summit Empowers Future Environmental Leaders
March 12, 2026
More than 200 students gathered at Stony Brook University for the 2026 Long Island Youth Climate Summit, focusing on climate leadership.
Supreme Court Case Sparks Debate on Climate Litigation Bias and Integrity
March 11, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court recently granted certiorari in Suncor Energy v. Boulder to decide if federal law preempts Boulder’s state-law claims on greenhouse gas emissions. Meanwhile, the controversy over the biased “climate science” chapter in the FJC’s Reference Manual continues, raising questions about judicial impartiality.
UK’s Net Zero Plan Costs Less than Oil Shock, Offers Major Benefits
March 11, 2026
Achieving the UK’s net zero by 2050 will cost less than an oil shock, bring health benefits, and future-proof the economy.
Kenya’s Flooding Crisis: Climate Change and Rapid Urbanization Impact
March 10, 2026
After months of drought, Kenya faced severe floods, killing over 40. Intense storms, worsened by climate change, hit Nairobi.
NJDEP Adopts Amendments to Land Use Regulations for Climate Change
March 10, 2026
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