A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by young plaintiffs challenging Trump’s climate policies, saying the case was too broad—but left the door open for a more focused legal challenge.
The Great Storm of 1987 devastated southern Britain with hurricane-force winds, killing 18 people and causing over £1 billion in damage—all while forecasters failed to predict its arrival.
Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions are fueling a soybean boom in Brazil, prompting farmers to lobby for weaker deforestation laws and threatening the Amazon and Cerrado ecosystems.
The EPA revoked a $20 million flood resilience grant for Kipnuk, Alaska, just weeks before the remote village was hit by catastrophic flooding—sparking national outrage.
California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have banned PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in cookware, citing affordability concerns despite known health risks.
A new UN report warns that global spending on forest conservation must triple to $300 billion annually by 2030 to fulfill climate and biodiversity pledges.
U.S. companies are fast-tracking solar, wind, and battery projects to beat the 2026 deadline for expiring tax credits—fueling a renewable energy boom that defies Trump-era policy rollbacks.
One person is dead and two are missing after remnants of Typhoon Halong triggered catastrophic flooding in western Alaska’s Kwigillingok village.
Torrential rains have caused deadly floods and landslides across five Mexican states, killing dozens and leaving many missing as rescue efforts struggle to reach remote areas.
The Miami Seaquarium shut its doors for good on October 13, 2025, ending a 70-year run as a beloved—but controversial—South Florida attraction.