Climate, Energy & Conservation
Frankly #141
A new study identifies thousands of flowering plants belonging to rare and ancient lineages that are in urgent need of protection.Read more on E360 →
Welcome to Carbon Brief’s DeBriefed. An essential guide to the week’s key developments relating to climate...The postDeBriefed 8 May 2026: EU eyes fossil-fuel exemptions | Wind and solar save UK ‘£1.7...
Guest Post by: The Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, The Heartland Institute, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Energy & Environmental Legal Institute, and the International Climate Scien...
JAKARTA — Fires have burned part of a decade-long orangutan habitat restoration site in Indonesian Borneo, raising fears among conservationists that another severe fire season could wipe out years of ...
Credit Trump with a sea change in the whole climate/energy issue. The Progressive Left is playing defense. And nerves are fraying in the face of pragmatism and the mere appearance of two-sided reporti...
By Ganapathy Shanmugam, Ph.D. The recent U.S./Israel-Iran War, which began on February 28, 2026, triggered the closure of the Strait of Hormuz—the world’s most critical oil chokepoint—halting roughly ...
What about Earth’s threatened and endangered PEOPLE? By Paul Driessen Another Earth Day has come and gone – number 57, like Heinz steak sauce. Once again, the media, activists and international agenci...
For several years, the UK car industry has been claiming that demand is not high...The postFactcheck: What the UK car industry is not saying about EV targetsappeared first onCarbon Brief.
Scientists have identified four new-to-science species of chameleons inhabiting four distinct, isolated mountains in northern Mozambique. These mountains — Namuli, Inago, Chiperone, and Ribáuè —are gr...
Turner said that for too long, climate has “served as a shield,” in which imputed good intentions can mask backscratching and failure.The postSuper Power To Spare: How Battery Tech Illuminates Competi...
No, USA Today, ‘Day After Tomorrow’ AMOC Collapse Isn’t Happening By Meteorologist Anthony Watts USA Today claims in “Infamous disaster scenario can rapidly unfold, study finds” that the Atlantic Meri...
A continent-wide genomic study of both savanna and forest elephants in Africa has found that African elephants once roamed widely, both species exchanging genes throughout their range. However, as hu...
My bet is that within about a decade, China will be taking multi hundreds of billions of dollars, if not trillions of dollars, of write-offs on its wind energy investments.The postTwo Bets On The Futu...
Quit Fearmongering, San Francisco Chronicle, Climate Change Isn’t Coming for Cabernet By H. Sterling Burnett The San Francisco Chronicle posted an article claiming that climate change is harming Caber...
Five months after the passing of conservation icon Jane Goodall in 2025, Mongabay met her grandson, Merlin Van Lawick, at the ChangeNOW 2026 environmental forum in Paris. It was a first trip to the Fr...
BANGKOK — Thai authorities have found what they described as dangerous levels of arsenic contamination in sediment from the Mekong River and three of its tributaries in the northern provinces of Chian...
The Version 6.1 global average lower tropospheric temperature (LT) anomaly for April, 2026 was +0.39 deg. C departure from the 1991-2020 mean, which remains statistically unchanged for 4 months now.Th...
"... Ecofeminist thinking and practice have long been central inspirations for focused, critical work on men and masculinities, and the environment ..."The postEuronews: Being White and Male is Bad fo...
A machete is typically an instrument for clearing dense brush or, in a certain kind of movie, for fending off a terrifying monster. Yet, deep in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil’s Bahia state, I learned ...