With three-quarters of the year past, this year is virtually certain to be the warmest or second-warmest on record, underscoring the pace of global warming ahea

Democrats took both chambers of Congress on voter anger over prices, corruption and unchecked data center growth, reshaping the outlook for US climate policy.

The European Central Bank says eurozone economies face mounting losses from climate impacts and need to adapt faster.

The Brazilian COP30 presidency published long-awaited plans setting out pathways away from fossil fuels and toward halting deforestation.

Grist breaks down the midterm races that matter most for decarbonization, disaster policy and data centers after Democrats swept Congress and won in red states.

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the New Delhi summit drew roughly $400 billion in expressed investment interest for India's energy transition.

Ahead of the UN talks in Turkey, negotiators face a backdrop of war and contested priorities among major blocs.

With Democrats gaining power in Washington, questions turn to whether they can unwind the previous administration's rollback of climate rules.

Green groups are pressing to block permitting reform legislation they say would undercut environmental safeguards.

Democratic candidates and advocacy groups increasingly sold clean energy as an affordability measure, a messaging shift that shaped 2026 races.

Surging electricity demand from computing infrastructure is complicating decarbonization targets worldwide.

The minister said the Antalya talks need to confront the latest warming data, echoing pressure from scientists and vulnerable nations.

Supporters say streamlined permitting is essential to build clean infrastructure, while critics warn the Senate bill overreaches.

The eastern Indian state approved dozens of renewable projects as part of a push to expand clean energy capacity.

Canary Media argues the gas buildout tied to the data center boom could leave utilities and ratepayers with stranded costs and higher emissions.

The agency is halting a decades-long program to develop monitoring methods for factory farm emissions, effectively abandoning regulation.

The oil major's outlook anticipates peak demand within the next decade amid rapid electric vehicle adoption.

New satellite data put US forest loss at about 350,000 acres a year, equivalent to 2.3 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.