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The legislation was weakened so significantly its original sponsor ultimately voted against it. Alabamians say they’ll continue to push for real reform. By Lee Hedgepeth BIRMINGHAM,...
Utility spending on infrastructure has more than tripled in the last decade, making up the bulk of customer costs, according to a new report by the...
Recent research found climate-fueled disturbances in European forests could more than double by the end of the century. By Kiley Price The world’s forests are simultaneously...
Cities, towns and industrial complexes aim to quickly pump tens of millions of gallons per day in a bid to avert disaster. By Dylan Baddour JIM...
Iconic Ningaloo Reef on Australia’s west coast. © Brooke Pyke On 23 March 2026, Australia’s Senate passed the High Seas Biodiversity Bill. Your support made this...
As the closure of the Strait of Hormuz wreaks havoc on fossil-fuel supplies across the world, a prominent narrative in western media has been that low-carbon...
Carbon Brief’s editorial team is supported by an international group of academics, each specialising in various areas of climate science, biodiversity, energy and policy. As contributing...
In January, China announced an end to export subsidies for solar panels and a phased end to value-added tax rebates on batteries. The cuts, which took...
The budgets of the EPA, NOAA and FEMA would all be slashed, as would incentives for renewable energy. By Dylan Baddour President Trump’s annual budget request...
In a Swiss forest lab, scientists tracked how beech and oak leaves cool themselves and pinpointed the moment heat and drought push them past their limits....
