State governments throughout the Midwest and Northeast warned millions of Americans on Wednesday that they would soon face the dangerous plumes of wildfires raging in Canada, where the federal government has neglected wildfire management for decades and has no national firefighting or equivalent emergency service.
The U.S. House passed a bill on Tuesday that would make daylight savings time permanent, effectively ending the biannual clock changes.
UK operator once again pleads for extra electricity to cover margins as it faces extraordinary allegations in of a blackout risk coverup.
As much of Europe swelters though a blistering heatwave France has taken an unusual decision with a reactor at the Golfech nuclear power plant near Toulouse and temporarily shut it down due to the heat.
A high-rise building in Manhattan currently being renovated has been stabilized after it was deemed unsafe Tuesday and feared at risk of collapse. Some evacuations of nearby buildings have also now been lifted.
A fast-moving wildfire broke out Saturday evening near the suburbs of Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest city, the country’s fire service said, and residents of three small suburbs north of the city were told to evacuate.
President Donald Trump on Friday dispensed a 250th Fourth of July gift to several Americans by pardoning them from criminal sentences obtained by the Biden administration for “simply fixing their cars.”
A couple on a recent fishing trip in Telos Township, Maine, witnessed three majestic creatures up close and have the photos to prove it.
As New York baked under another summer heat wave, parts of the Riverdale neighborhood in the Bronx, home to a large Jewish community, lost power after Con Edison shut off electricity to protect its equipment.
A State Armor report accuses the Environmental Law Institute of advancing Chinese strategic interests through decades of cooperation with China-linked institutions while supporting legal and regulatory efforts that restrict American energy production.
I’m not sure which troubles me more: the idea that deep into the 21st Century the Democrat-run State of New York’s power grid is so archaic it can’t handle a heat wave, or the fact that the 21st Century citizens of New York are so brainwashed and ignorant that they put up with it.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Wednesday it is advancing the freedom to fix all vehicles and equipment to ensure that Americans do not have to pay higher costs for repairs.
A senior official in the Socialist-run government of Paris has blamed the United States and its abundance of air conditioners for the heat wave that has descended upon the French capital and throughout Western Europe.
President Donald Trump on Monday took action to give Americans more freedom to fix their cars’ emission systems.
Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE) said at the first American Chemistry Council (ACC) summit he believes there is bipartisan interest in advancing permitting reform.
France’s national public health authority has reported that the country experienced at least 1,000 additional deaths last week during the heat wave compared to averages recorded in previous months.
The governing body of the European Union has been accused of holding a neo-feudalist mindset after it was reported that only certain areas of its building in Brussels kept air conditioning running during last week’s record-breaking heatwave.
A record-setting heat wave in France has seen an exasperated public get creative to cool off without air conditioners.
After two grueling days behind closed doors, a federal jury on Thursday admitted it is deadlocked in the high-stakes arson trial over the catastrophic January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander has backed an aggressive climate agenda, saying that governments may need to impose carbon pricing or mandate a transition away from fossil fuels to achieve net-zero emissions goals.
French populist leader Marine Le Pen has vowed to put in place a “massive air-conditioning plan” using interest-free loans intended for the “green” transition to mitigate the impact of future heat waves like those the country is currently experiencing.
Many of Paris’ buildings that look so picturesque from the outside are proving to be hostile, even dangerous for health, during the unrelenting record heat that is turning both the long summer days and short sweaty nights into battles.
Several structures collapsed in the capital of Venezuela following a 7.1 magnitude earthquake with an epicenter near Morón.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called for a massive increase in global climate spending, arguing that governments and financial institutions must devote significantly more resources to addressing climate-related challenges.
Animal rights activists documented the beginning of the Yulin Lychee and Dog Meat Festival on Sunday, the summer solstice.
Asbestos has been found in at least 1,000 wind turbines throughout the UK after components containing the banned substance were imported from China, sparking concerns about worker safety and prompting calls for a government investigation.
A severe drought in Utah is fueling another wildfire in the central part of the state, causing the mandatory evacuations of hundreds of people Sunday in a town threatened by the wind-driven blaze.
Multiple environmental organizations, activists, and climate scientists have warned that the 2026 FIFA World Cup could potentially be the most polluting sporting event in the history of humanity — a concern that attracted more attention on Tuesday as FIFA confirmed its president, Gianni Infantino, would be flying often to attend as many soccer games as possible.
A mass shooting of thousands of wild horses from helicopter gunships in the Snowy Mountains of Australia is set to start this week as protesters cry for an end to the practice that delivers death from above in a bid to protect “indigenous plants.”
An adventurer who became famous for climbing rugged terrain without safety equipment died after plunging into a volcano in the province of Dhale in Yemen.
California got another reminder as to why there is a bruin on its state flag, as a bear attacked a couple outside their home in the northern part of the state, inflicting “significant” injuries as they fought it off with a hatchet and a water bottle.
A dog slaughterhouse in Yulin, China, shut its doors for good this week, the first beneficiary of a program led by the animal rights groups Vshine Animal Protection Association and Humane World for Animals to help often impoverished dog butchers find new jobs and escape their gruesome livelihoods.
Pierce Brosnan delivered a fear-mongering climate doom message for “World Environment Day” from his oceanfront compound in Hawaii. “We are witnessing the consequences in rising seas, devastating wildfires, prolonged droughts, stronger storms, and the displacement of millions of people,” the
A large group of protesters brandishing cardboard flamingoes marched through the Albanian capital of Tirana for several nights this week, demonstrating against plans for a luxury resort by President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner.
Italy began its journey towards re-adopting nuclear power generation on Thursday after the nation’s Chamber of Deputies overwhelmingly voted in favor of a new “sustainable nuclear energy bill.”
President Donald Trump said Thursday that without energy dominance, the United States “can’t win” after he announced $700 million in funding to bolster America’s coal industry.
Over 30 gallons of generator fuel spilled onto the National Mall following the Freedom 250 event in Washington, DC.
Tech giant Google is pursuing government authorization to deploy up to 32 million sterile mosquitoes across California and Florida through its specialized “Debug” program designed to combat disease-carrying insects.
A majority of Italians are in favor of using nuclear power plants to offset growing utility bills, a study published by the Italian market research firm Only Numbers found.
A California climate change program has spent $49 million to hand out free solar panels to illegal migrant homeowners.
