Businesses Recognize Climate Impacts, Nature’s Role in Profits and Risks
June 17, 2026
Businesses are recognizing financial impacts of climate change, a shift crucial for driving meaningful corporate climate action.
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Developing Heat and Drought-Resilient Crops for Climate Change Adaptation
June 16, 2026
Heatwaves are intensifying, impacting plants which rely on stomata for cooling. Research aims to develop resilient crops.
Climate Change Drives Rising Costs for American Households and Voters
June 16, 2026
American politicians have been slow to tackle climate change, leading to higher costs for households due to extreme weather.
Climate Change Threatens Mexico’s Corn with Pest Expansion by 2070
June 16, 2026
Climate change may increase the spread of Blissus leucopterus, threatening corn production and food security in Mexico.
Human-Bear Encounters Rise as Climate Impacts Bear Behavior and Habitat
June 14, 2026
BROOKS FALLS, ALASKA – AUGUST 12: A brown bear prepares to eat a sockeye salmon at Brooks Falls, Alaska, in Katmai National Park.
Navigating Climate Action Amid Geopolitical Challenges and Public Concerns
June 14, 2026
Mark Carney, as Prime Minister, has focused on addressing the world as it is, not as we wish it to be. Despite challenges, his government is navigating complex global issues while seeking climate solutions.
Audubon’s Coastal Program Advances Conservation in Washington State
June 14, 2026
Audubon’s Coastal Program in Washington combines science, policy, and community efforts to conserve coastal birds.
Judge Orders Restoration of Removed National Park Signs by Trump Admin
June 13, 2026
A judge orders restoration of removed park signs altered by Trump’s directive, emphasizing full historical narrative.
Antarctic Peninsula’s Winter Heatwave Shatters Temperature Records
June 13, 2026
Antarctica’s winter sees record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures soaring 36°F above normal, alarming scientists.
Indirect Emissions Contribute to 15% of Global Warming, Study Finds
June 12, 2026
Record-high temperatures are not just due to greenhouse gases; indirect emissions also play a significant role in warming.
WATCH: The easiest climate change win ever – Simon Clark
June 12, 2026
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Scientists Defend Research Amid Fossil Fuel Industry and Political Pressure
June 12, 2026
Climate scientists vow to continue research on fossil fuels’ impact on extreme weather, despite industry pushback.