Wisconsin saw $1.1 billion in severe storm damage in early 2025 — part of the more than $5 billion in such damage since 2021. A tool tracking billion-dollar disasters is back after the Trump administration retired it is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.| Wisconsin Watch
A majority of consumers say they’re worried about data centers driving up electricity costs. Is the industry prepared for a possible backlash?| TechCrunch
The social media company inked three deals in the U.S. to power its data centers and offset its carbon footprint.| TechCrunch
World Resources Institute guide assists with messaging that resonates with what decision-makers. The post How Effective Is Your Food Waste Message? appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
Completed applications are due by November 17, 2025. The post Virginia Food Rescue And Composting Subaward Grants appeared first on BioCycle.| BioCycle
The post What the market thinks: Findings from our Corporate Resilience Survey appeared first on MSCI Institute.| MSCI Institute - Themes
In 2024, global military expenditures reached $2.7 trillion, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). This represents a 9.4% increase in real terms over 2023, the highest year-on-year rise since the end of the Cold War. All world regions have shown substantial increases over the past decade, except for Africa and South America.These […] The post Soaring Global Military Spending Is Sidelining the SDGs appeared first on IPI Global Observatory.| IPI Global Observatory
The 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30) is fast approaching. In Belém, where the Amazon River meets the Brazilian coast, diplomats must agree on a package of outcomes that keep the goals of the Paris Agreement within reach.The Paris Agreement, signed in 2015, centers on nationally […]| IPI Global Observatory
This guest post by Tim Adriaansen, an advocate for accessibility and sustainable transport, originally published on LinkedIn and cross posted here with permission. Electric cars aren’t a climate solution. So why do they keep popping up as a focus for climate action, everywhere from government advisors to environmental advocacy groups?… The post Electric cars aren’t a climate solution appeared first on Greater Auckland.| Greater Auckland
As the UN climate summit returns to the region, we look back at decades of leadership from its nations at the talks – and also fragmentation The post Can Latin America finally present a united front for COP30? appeared first on Dialogue Earth.| Dialogue Earth
Leaders and scientists are seeking solutions to the health and income problems that extreme heat causes for Global South food stall traders The post Street vendors are struggling with rising temperatures appeared first on Dialogue Earth.| Dialogue Earth
Hurricane Melissa has led to at least 50 deaths across the Caribbean as of Friday afternoon. It has now weakened into a post-tropical cyclone, veering eastward away from the Americas. In its wake, the storm carved a massive swath of destruction across Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba as it lashed the region with howling winds and […]| Vox
Last Saturday I put out a post on X drawing attention to something that had been said at the Plaid Cymru conference in Swansea. This piece follows on from that. ◊ 'IT'S THEM FARMERS WOT DONE IT!' Speaking from the main stage Alex Phillips of the WWF wanted the audience to believe that when it…| Jac o' the North
PLANS for a north Pembrokeshire ‘battery box’ unit to provide electricity storage during off-peak times are expected to be approved despite local objections. In an application recommended for approval at the November meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council’s planning committee, AMP Clean Energy seeks permission for a micro energy storage project on land at Fishguard Leisure Centre […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
FRESH plans for a replacement wind turbine in north Pembrokeshire, submitted after a previous scheme which saw concerns by the Met Office was withdrawn, are expected to be approved despite objections from the local community council. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Surrey-based Constantine Wind Energy Limited, which manages some 200 turbines throughout Great […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
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With climate change and rising temperatures, soil freeze-thaw – which is in turn causing soil breakdown – may counterintuitively increase in the hillslopes where snow cover is decreasing.| Eos
Nitrogen plays important roles in areas including climate change, human health, and agriculture. A researcher argues that climate models would benefit from more fully incorporating its influence.| Eos
A yearly analysis of climate change’s progress and effects shows a “planet on the brink” of ecological breakdown and widespread crisis and suggests that only rapid climate mitigation able to avoid the worst consequences.| Eos
An annual United Nations report, published 29 October, reveals a “yawning gap” between existing and necessary climate adaptation finance, a gap “putting lives, livelihoods, and entire economies at risk.”| Eos
A lack of weather data often leaves African communities vulnerable. Convergent efforts to improve observational networks throughout the continent are slowly filling the gaps.| Eos
Three distinct factors are likely to drive the type of weather farmers and ranchers experience in Manitoba this winter, Daniel Bezte writes, starting this issue with a look at the atmospheric event known as La Niña. The post Forecasting winter 2025-26 in Manitoba appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorWeather & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
Earth’s vital signs are “flashing red,” fossil fuel use is at peak levels and warming is increasingly impacting forests, oceans and disaster frequency, according to a new report. The post Annual climate change report finds “planet on the brink” appeared first on The New Lede.| The New Lede
It’s part of a new HPE ‘smart city’ platform.| The Verge
Greenleaf is honored to participate in the upcoming International Behavioral Finance Conference. Dr. Robert Litterman (Founding Partner, Kepos Capital; Former Head of Quantitative Resources, Goldman Sachs) will deliver the Distinguished Practitioner Keynote Address on “The Behavioral Architecture of Climate Policy”; Professor Pietro Veronesi (University of Chicago) and Professor Werner De Bondt (DePaul University) will deliver the Distinguished Academic Keynote Addresses. This pres...| Greenleaf Advisors
More than just generating electricity or energy, these micro-projects serve as engines for inclusive economic growth, resilience, and environmental stewardship.| unsustainable
These words, spoken by comedian and academic Matt Winning about his son’s future in his Fringe show Solastalgia, stuck with me long after the lights went down.| unsustainable
As heatwaves intensify and smog levels climb, emergency medical systems show a predictable pattern of more 911 calls for respiratory distress, chest pain and heat-related illness. The interaction between poor air quality and extreme temperatures strains human physiology, especially among vulnerable groups. What can you do when the air you breathe turns dangerous? What You’re ... Read more| unsustainable
As rain falls, it seeps into the ground and nourishes the soil on an undeveloped hillside. However, when it hits the roof of a house or an impermeable driveway, the water streams into the nearest sewer drain.| unsustainable
Communities thrive when they control the energy that powers their lives. Across towns and villages, people are finding ways to generate clean electricity close to home. Solar panels on rooftops, local wind turbines, and shared battery storage are turning consumers into producers. Each small project creates independence, builds confidence, and strengthens resilience. These energy models ... Read more| unsustainable
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Are we being lied to about climate change? Leading scientists Dr. Steven Koonin and Dr. William Happer, fresh off his Joe Rogan appearance, reveal the shocking truth: carbon dioxide is essential for life, yet we’re told it’s a pollutant. Is climate fear overblown?| Frontier Centre For Public Policy
Ah…the white nights, the glow that scatters the midnight sun’s illumination beyond the polar circles. But it only extends down to about 60 degrees latitude, below which the sun is too far below the horizon to light up the sky, and that will never change…or … Continue readingA Noctilucent World… The post A Noctilucent World… appeared first on Adamas Nemesis.| | Adamas Nemesis | Adamas Nemesis
The story of Atlantic hurricanes is treading a familiar — and frightening — path: Climate change is fueling huge, slow-moving, rain-drenching storms.| Science News
By Poder Latinx Florida is warming faster than most of the United States. The last few summers have brought blistering heat, higher energy bills, and record-breaking hurricane seasons. Yet, across the state, residents are taking climate action into their own hands, a move that political leaders often won’t. From electric vehicles in Orlando to regenerative […] The post From the Ground Up: Floridians Reimagine Climate Resilience appeared first on Publiquemoslo.| Publiquemoslo
Every day, The Overhead Wire collects national and international news about cities and sends the links to their email list. At the end of the week they post some of the most popular stories to Greater Greater Washington, a group blog similar to Streets.mn that focuses on urban issues in the D.C. region. Creating a city to fight crypto noise: A community in Hood County Texas could vote soon to create a new city in order to regulate nuisances including noise from a nearby crypto mining opera...| Streets.mn
OPINION | Spending on climate mitigation and adaptation should be included in NATO’s 5% target. That would accelerate the energy transition we need. The post Canada should include climate solutions in its defence spending appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
In a new campaign led by the Council for Clean Capitalism, leading national organizations are asking Ottawa for wildfire spending that matches the scale of the problem The post Canadian groups call for dramatic increase to wildfire defence funding appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
Rapidly rising ocean temperatures has wreaked havoc on warm water coral reefs, which shelter about one quarter of marine life The post Earth has already reached a tipping point: warm-water coral reefs are dying appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
The second Trump administration has stacked energy and environmental agencies with fossil fuel players, and the industry is pleased The post New report shows oil and gas influence runs deep in Trump administration appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
The government will shrink its 2050 methane emissions targets to a lower range of reduction than what's currently legislated, and it will not pursue a tax on agricultural methane emissions. New Zealand's current domestic target is a 24 – 47% reduction in biogenic methane below 2017 levels by 2050.| www.sciencemediacentre.co.nz
Phoenix delivers its second scheme in Lewisham which meets the highly sustainable, low energy building standard. This will reduce residents' energy bills and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.| Salamander News - Community, climate and nature for Lewisham.
These tropical forest CO₂ emissions may warn of similar shifts in other regions, a key topic for COP30 climate talks in Brazil.| Science News
The city aimed to allocate $10 million from utility fees for climate spending in 2023, but fell short. Now, the council is considering raising fees to help home and property owners pay for improvements that will lower greenhouse gas emissions. The post Minneapolis City Council considers raising power bill fees to fund eco-friendly improvements appeared first on Sahan Journal.| Sahan Journal
Blazes sparked in wild lands are devastating communities worldwide. The only way to protect them, researchers say, is to re-engineer them.| Science News
Reading Time: 4minutes Weather expert Daniel Bezte looks at predictions for the coming winter on the Prairies. The post Forecasting winter 2025-26 in the Prairies appeared first on Alberta Farmer Express.| Alberta Farmer ExpressAlberta Farmer Express
The morning air smelled of damp soil as the volunteers’ shovels struck buried rocks, glass bottles and bits of old plastic, reminders that the area was once a dumping ground. On Saturday morning, this stretch of land in Richmond’s Greenway was being reborn, as roughly 50 volunteers, from children to retirees, gathered for the city’s… The post Arbor Day in Richmond: 50 volunteers plant 29 trees appeared first on Richmond Confidential.| Richmond Confidential
Manitobans viscerally feel the impacts of snowfall, chilling winds and the occasional polar vortex, but the source of those local winter weather patterns can come from far away The post The distant drivers of Manitoba winter weather appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorManitoba Co-operator
We’re thrilled to introduce our new Clean Grid Campaign Director, Jessie Kochaver! Jessie hails from Boise, ID, where she spent her childhood backpacking, skiing, and getting off the grid in the family van. After graduating from college in Salt Lake City, Utah, she packed up her car and moved to Oregon, spending time in Hood River and Bend ...| Oregon Environmental Council
SPECIAL REPORT: By Te Aniwaniwa Paterson of Te Ao Māori News Māori and Pasifika leaders are leading climate adaptation, guided by ancestral knowledge and Indigenous principles to build resilience and shape global solutions. Last week, they played a key role in launching a new Indigenous climate adaptation network at a wānanga ahead of Adaptation Futures| Asia Pacific Report
RNZ Pacific Pacific leaders believe climate experts are missing an opportunity to incorporate indigenous knowledge into adaptation measures. The call has been made as hundreds of scientists, global leaders, and climate adaptation experts around the globe gather at the Adaptation Futures Conference in Christchurch. At the conference’s opening session, Tuvalu’s Environment Minister Maina Talia explained| Asia Pacific Report
By Caleb Fotheringham, RNZ Pacific journalist Amnesty International is asking the New Zealand government to create a new humanitarian visa for Pacific people impacted by climate change. Kiribati community leader Charles Kiata said life on Kiribati was becoming extremely hard as sea levels rose and the country was hit by more severe storms, higher temperatures| Asia Pacific Report
A recipient of the Stanley Park Climate Finance Scholarship, Chimi Dorji has spent the last seven years working on climate action, environmental conservation and community development in Bhutan.| State of the Planet
Scientists connected to Columbia Climate School and Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory received notable accolades from renowned national and international research societies this fall.| State of the Planet
Solar radiation management is gaining traction as a climate intervention—but new research warns that real-world constraints make it riskier and more uncertain than most models suggest.| State of the Planet
How can insurance drive smarter resilience investments? A group of M.A. in Climate and Society students aimed to find out.| State of the Planet
From New Zealand and the U.S. National Center for Atmospheric Research, Dr. Kevin Trenberth talks ocean heating, new science and his provocative new article. But first we run away to the past. Oregon State University Professor Peter Clark just published “Global mean sea …| RADIO ECOSHOCK
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Read our latest snapshot of the shift to a low-carbon economy| MSCI Institute
Detection and attribution is back in the news for all the wrong reasons. Pielke Junior is once again pushing the line that anyone wanting to say anything about extreme weather has to prove all over again that climate change is happening. There are tedious arguments about emergence and detection and attribution and what exactly they […]| Diagram Monkey
Playing whack-amole with some interesting artefacts in the data and interpolation.| Diagram Monkey
Dalit and Adivasi communities who have protected the mangrove forest for centuries say they must be listened to The post Life in the Sundarbans, on the front line of climate change appeared first on Dialogue Earth.| Dialogue Earth
Coastal communities in the U.S. have a 26% chance of flooding within a 30-year period. This percentage is expected to increase due to climate-change-driven sea-level rise, making these areas even more vulnerable. Michael Beck, professor and director of the UC Santa Cruz Center for Coastal Climate Resilience, focuses on modeling and mapping the benefits of Read Article| NVIDIA Blog
Three distinct factors are likely to drive the type of weather farmers and ranchers experience in Manitoba this winter, Daniel Bezte writes, starting this issue with a look at the atmospheric event known as La Niña.| Manitoba Co-operator
The post This is Why Local Journalism Matters 2 appeared first on The Local.| The Local
The Croydonist chats with CottonNestUK founder Anna Pappachan K about creating sustainable, artisan-made cotton home textiles with a conscience.| Croydonist
Today's links The curious, intertwined history of climate and digital rights activism: It's going much [better|worse] than expected. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Bricked EVs; Cross-stitched tracert. Upcoming appearances: Where to find me. Recent appearances: Where I've been. Latest books: You keep readin' em, I'll keep writin' 'em. Upcoming books: Like I said, I'll keep writin' 'em. Colophon: All the rest. The curious, intertwined history of climate and digital ...| Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow
In recent years, China has emerged as a global leader in public transport electrification. From megacities like Shenzhen and Beijing to provincial capitals, the rapid expansion of electric bus fleets has dramatically reduced carbon emissions and accelerated progress toward sustainable urban mobility. Among these success stories, Jinan’s dual-source trolleybus project, planned with the support of ITDP China, stands out as a model for green transformation — not just in China, but for the en...| Institute for Transportation and Development Policy - Promoting sustainable a...
Loss of the mountain cryosphere—glaciers and snowpack—is a climate tipping point we do not talk about enough. Climate change is complex, because the climate system is complex. It involves atmospheric fluid dynamics, transfer of heat and energy from region to region, and between the ocean and atmosphere. The disruption driven by global heating involves slow-moving […]| Climate Value Exchange
Threats to human security, political stability, and sustainable prosperity are spreading; the possibility of a rights-focused climate-resilient economy provides important leverage for reversing tha…| Climate Value Exchange
An Indigenous group in the Brazilian state of Ceará is taking TikTok to court over its planned data center, according to Rest of World. The Anacé has claimed the area where TikTok and Casa dos Ventos, a wind energy company that will power the data center, are to be built. Leaders of the community say […] The post An Indigenous Group In Brazil Is Planning To Take TikTok To Court Over Data Center appeared first on POCIT. Telling the stories and thoughts of the underrepresented in tech..| POCIT. Telling the stories and thoughts of the underrepresented in tech.
In his subtitle, Tim Lenton makes a daring claim: this book is going to tell us how to fix the climate crisis. This is surely very timely wh...| popsciencebooks.blogspot.com
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Political Scientist Angela Carter says Premier-designate Tony Wakeham’s recent comments on climate change are ‘worrisome,’ but that the PCs have an opportunity to align themselves with the science| The Independent
Investors are looking to capitalize on the boom in the space exploration sector's real estate needs.| CNBC
The summer of 2025 was the most un-swimmable Iowa summer yet, thanks in part to pollution from farms.| Sentient
Agri Star was fined just $50,000 for violating its water pollution discharge permit 60 times.| Sentient
Water resource “hedge funds” and corporate farms are running the desert dry.| Sentient
The Federal Reserve, FDIC and OCC announced they have withdrawn an interagency set of principles for climate risk management at large banks. The post Banking agencies withdraw climate risk principles appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.| ABA Banking Journal
The post Препоръки за задвижване на кръговата икономика чрез засилване ролята на клъстерите appeared first on CleanTech Bulgaria.| CleanTech Bulgaria
The post Фондацията обявява процедура за избор на експерт „технологичен трансфер“ appeared first on CleanTech Bulgaria.| CleanTech Bulgaria
A few years back, in regards to the topic of growing sugar beets in regenerative systems, I exchanged a few emails with my friend Dale Strickler. Dale is an agronomist, cover crop expert and author…| Regenetarianism
Domestic decarbonisation initiatives are gradually spilling over into foreign ventures| Dialogue Earth
Ten years since Paris, can COP30 deliver real change? We review the progress of countries, industries and cities on the path to decarbonisation.| Oxford Economics
I hadn’t planned this, but I read something yesterday in the Globalists’ Welsh mouthpiece that got me digging, and one thing led to another. But I suppose the real story is that the fundamental scam of the ‘climate crisis’ has spawned a host of lies and con jobs that can only justify themselves through our … Continue reading ‘Wind Energy’: Where Truth Gets Blown Away| Jac o' the North
I haven't devoted a full piece to Bute Energy and the rest since August last year. Which is somewhat remiss, seeing as the plans are ongoing and causing great concern to communities across the land. That said, maybe this offering is directed more at the general reader than those who follow Bute's activities closely, or…| Jac o' the North
As cities grow denser and rural regions look for ways to thrive, the question is not whether housing will change, but how fast we can make that change count.| unsustainable
In this article, we’ll explore solar-powered gear designed for those who care about the environment and wish to be eco-friendly in all aspects of their life.| unsustainable
The way we produce and use materials affects the world’s biggest challenges: climate change, waste pollution, biodiversity loss, and social inequality.| unsustainable
This article will guide you on how to reduce your carbon footprint while traveling the world.| unsustainable
Understanding the importance of solar farms could transform how you imagine a greener future.| unsustainable
If you’re serious about finding curated books on sustainability and summaries on climate change, this list is where you can begin.| unsustainable
As cities are warming in very uneven ways, experts say heat warnings need to become more granular to save lives| Dialogue Earth
As the climate continues to reshape our planet, water is becoming increasingly unpredictable. From shrinking lakes to stronger storms, this article explores how a shifting hydroclimate is transforming societies, ecosystems, and establishing a new normal.| The Pipettepen
Interconnection applications and fees make it slow and expensive for clean energy providers to connect to the electrical grid.| CNBC
I visited Helion Energy in Everett, Washington, on October 20th when wildfire smoke was making it dangerous to be outside. Here's what that felt like.| CNBC
OPINION | Killing transparency about GHG emissions undermines innovation and hurts markets| Corporate Knights
