While dire warnings of a global mass extinction are common, researchers from the University of Arizona argue that the threat may be overstated. However, they emphasize that preserving habitats remains essential to maintaining biodiversity and preventing species decline.

Taos Municipal Schools has joined a statewide effort to test the feasibility of electric school buses across New Mexico’s varied terrain and climate. The program aims to assess how these buses perform under the state’s diverse conditions, potentially shaping the future of school transportation.

Frontier Lithium has announced strong mid-year financials while advancing its PAK Lithium Project. With no new drilling since last year, the company’s feasibility studies highlight a 31-year mine life and a robust plan to support North America’s burgeoning lithium-ion battery market.

ExploMar has completed a Series A financing round exceeding USD 10 million, backed by top-tier private equity funds and DCM Ventures. With the global push for cleaner transport intensifying, the company aims to expand its distribution network, streamline supply chains, and upgrade its electric propulsion systems for boats.

EcoFlow brought a striking message to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, underscoring that climate action must go beyond policy. By championing household-level solutions, the renewable energy leader envisions a world where sustainable living becomes the global norm.

A sudden ice storm in late April wreaked havoc on a farmer’s greenhouse, costing thousands in propane and wiping out new crops. As geoengineering moves beyond conspiracy theory to a recognized practice, it raises urgent questions about consent and our collective future.

The City of Dallas has placed an order for seven more EV ARC™ systems from Beam Global, further enhancing its off-grid EV charging capabilities. This latest step underscores the city’s ongoing work toward transitioning to a fully electric municipal fleet.

Following a competitive search, the Carbon to Value Initiative has selected 10 startups from 33 countries to join its fifth accelerator cohort. Offering a diverse suite of carbon capture and utilization solutions, these ventures herald a new wave of innovation in the race to reduce global emissions. Together, they exemplify the promise of next-generation climate technology.

A significant rise in fossil fuel lobbyists attending COP30 is fueling heated discussions about their influence on climate negotiations. While host countries and organizers cite the need for cooperation to reach climate goals, critics point to studies indicating insufficient progress by the industry in supporting a global green transition.

Goldman Sachs has recalibrated its oil demand forecast in response to the International Energy Agency’s latest findings. Projections now indicate demand could reach 113 million barrels a day by 2040, surpassing earlier estimates. This move reflects a notable shift from Goldman’s previous expectation of a 2034 peak.

As AI technologies expand, America’s power grid finds itself under increasing strain. Data centers and other energy-hungry operations underscore the urgent need for infrastructure upgrades to keep pace with innovation.

Transportation energy costs for most North Carolinians remain near their lowest average in 15 years. This trend has captured the attention of consumers and experts, who point to economic and sustainable factors that may be contributing to historically low fuel prices.

Despite an uncertain federal policy landscape, states across the nation are forging ahead with flexible and affordable clean energy solutions. This article discusses how state capitals continue to break new ground, even as federal support fluctuates.

For two decades, Louisiana has worked to protect its most densely populated and economically vital region—the coastal zone. Now, there are growing fears that this lifeline is being overlooked, leaving the state’s future at risk.

While the leader representing 340 million Americans seeks to stifle climate initiatives, Pope Leo emerges as a prominent voice for environmental responsibility. Standing with 1.4 billion Catholics, he underscores the urgency of protecting our common home.

EU leaders are debating a proposal to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, exposing fractures within the bloc over how to achieve ambitious climate goals. As the European Union eyes net-zero status by 2050, this 2040 milestone has emerged as a critical step—and a point of contention.

As federal leadership backs away from climate initiatives, cities like Minneapolis find themselves on the front lines. This opinion piece calls for bold, local action and reminds residents that meaningful progress has already been made—and must continue.

China is poised to unveil its next Five-Year Plan, placing a firm emphasis on environmental sustainability and the transition toward cleaner forms of energy. A Beijing-based report from China Daily highlights how this plan could merge economic aspirations with green commitments for a more sustainable future.

As fears of artificial intelligence and climate change intensify, some of the world’s wealthiest are investing in survival structures. Tucked away from prying eyes, these hidden bunkers reflect extraordinary precautions against an uncertain and rapidly evolving future.

Nearly 800 scientists, entrepreneurs, and experts from over 90 countries have gathered in Beijing to discuss how to build a more resilient agrifood system. The 2025 World Agrifood Innovation Conference focuses on collaborative strategies for sustainable growth and addresses global farming challenges.

Human Rights Watch’s latest report spotlights the devastation caused by illegal cattle ranching in the Brazilian Rainforest—particularly in Pará, Brazil, where indigenous peoples are facing serious threats to their way of life. The group calls on the government to act swiftly and pushes global meat processor JBS to ensure these ranches do not enter its supply chain.