Scotland's Green Datacentre Policy Ignores AI Emissions
Scottish charity APRS warns that the government's green datacentre policy lacks clear definitions, potentially allowing massive carbon emissions from AI developments to be overlooked.
Category : Climate Action
Nature’s Feedback Loops: Key to Climate Recovery
Natural restoration, like forests and wetlands, offers a low-cost climate solution by harnessing feedback loops that boost biodiversity and human wellbeing, unlike costly tech fixes.
London Heatwave May Break May Records with 33C
Temperatures in London could reach 33C, potentially breaking May and bank holiday records. Stay hydrated and wear sunscreen as heat alerts are issued.
UK Coastal Erosion Threatens Homes and Infrastructure
Coastal erosion in the UK is accelerating due to climate change, threatening thousands of homes, roads, and railways. Communities face uncertainty as no national adaptation plan exists.
40,000 Evacuated in California Over Chemical Leak Fears
Authorities in Orange County, California, ordered 40,000 people to evacuate due to a chemical leak from a tank holding methyl methacrylate, which risks explosion.
Deadly Floods and Landslides Hit Southern and Central China
Heavy rain in southern and central China causes flooding and landslides, killing 12 and displacing hundreds, while Delhi faces extreme heat above 45C.
UN Climate Vote Shows Growing Political Momentum
The UN General Assembly overwhelmingly backed a resolution urging fossil fuel phaseout, with 141 votes in favor. Experts say it boosts climate diplomacy and litigation, despite opposition from major producers.
UK Heatwave: Amber Alerts Issued as Temperatures Hit 30°C
UK Health Security Agency issues five amber heat health alerts as temperatures soar to 30°C, with London potentially reaching 34°C on Bank Holiday Monday.
Carney's Climate Betrayal: Canada's Green Reversal
Mark Carney's climate policy dismantling: carbon price scrapped, methane rules weakened, fossil fuel subsidies expanded. Activists feel betrayed as Canada's climate plan unravels.
Global Climate Summit Historic Emissions Deal
World leaders at the Global Climate Summit have signed a landmark agreement to cut emissions by 50% by 2030, aiming to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
UN Backs Historic Climate Ruling Despite US Opposition
The UN General Assembly voted 141-8 to adopt a resolution backing the ICJ advisory opinion that states must reduce fossil fuels, with the US among the opponents.
River Mease Restoration: From Straighted Waterway to Wildlife Haven
After 13 years of restoration, the River Mease in the Midlands wins UK River Prize 2026, showcasing how farmers, volunteers, and agencies revived its wetlands and wildlife.
Ebola Vaccine May Take 6-9 Months, Says WHO
The WHO reports that a vaccine for the Bundibugyo Ebola strain in central Africa may take 6-9 months. With 600 suspected cases and 139 deaths, security issues hamper response.
UK Must Adapt to Hotter Climate to Avoid Growing Inequality
A Climate Change Committee report warns that rising temperatures will exacerbate inequalities unless the government takes urgent action to adapt infrastructure and support vulnerable populations.
UK Must Install Air Conditioning in Care Homes and Hospitals
Climate Change Committee report warns UK homes need air conditioning as temperatures could exceed 40C by 2050, with heat-related deaths potentially reaching 10,000 annually.
Orcas at Risk from Carney Pipeline Push, Groups Warn
Environmental groups warn that endangered southern resident orcas may suffer as Mark Carney pushes for a new oil pipeline, potentially bypassing species protections.
Toxic Pfas Found Off Southern England Coast
A study reveals high levels of toxic Pfas in the Solent strait, with pollution reaching 13 times safe limits in some areas, largely from treated sewage.
Nigeria's Insecurity Crisis: Mapped Violence in the Sahel
Data reveals escalating violence and terrorism in Nigeria, driven by governance failures and security gaps, making it a hotspot in the Sahel region.
Europe Braces for Swing from Arctic Chill to Extreme Heat
Temperatures in France and England could rise by 15C after prolonged cold, while US faces contrasting weather with snow and tornado risks.
Energy Security Needs Renewable, Decentralized Power
The Iran war and Russia's attacks on Ukraine's grid show fossil fuels undermine energy security. Decentralized renewables offer a path to true independence.
Trump Cuts to Weather Data May Weaken Forecasts
Experts warn Trump administration cuts to climate and weather data could make federal forecasts less reliable, as AI models trained on past data struggle with extreme weather.
Peru's Informal Settlements Face Climate Crisis on Andes Slopes
In Ayacucho, Peru, informal neighbourhoods like Mollepata face extreme weather risks due to climate change. Community leaders work with officials to integrate these areas into urban planning amid resource constraints.
Sustainable Travel Leave: Extra Paid Days Off for Eco Trips
Discover how Sustainable Travel Leave (STL) lets you earn extra paid days off for low-carbon travel. Over 200 UK workplaces offer this scheme, helping you reduce emissions while exploring slower, greener routes.
Firebugs Spread Across Southern England as Climate Warms
Firebugs, once rare in the UK, now thrive in southern England. Witness their mating and feeding on an old lime tree in Norfolk.
2026 World Cup Set to Be Most Polluting Tournament Ever
The 2026 World Cup is projected to emit 9 million tons of CO2, double the historical average, due to expanded teams, three host countries, and fossil fuel sponsorship.
Early Swarm Season Hits North America as Climate Warms
After record bee colony losses, a warm winter has pushed North America's swarm season 17 days early, raising concerns about climate impact and varroa mites.
Karachi Heatwave: 44.1C Recorded, Climate Crisis Blamed
Karachi records highest temperature since 2018 at 44.1C as extreme heatwave hits Pakistan and India, with experts linking it to climate change.
Record Heat and Hail in a Week of Global Weather Extremes
Honduras, US, and Indonesia smash heat records, while China sees egg-sized hail and Siberia gets heavy snow in a week of extreme weather contrasts.
Timmy the Whale's Failed Rescue: A Conservation Lesson
The botched rescue of Timmy the humpback whale highlights tensions between animal rights activism and conservation, raising questions about resource allocation and social media-driven wildlife management.
New Orleans Deserves Investment, Not Abandonment
Michael Hecht responds to a study calling for New Orleans relocation due to sea level rise, arguing the city is essential and deserves investment.
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