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There are plans for more than 70 gas-fired power plants across the U.S. to privately serve data centers.By Arcelia MartinIn brief remarks to reporters Monday...

Researchers studying a lake drainage event in Greenland determined that large amounts of meltwater drainage can lead to massive glacier calving events and accelerate ice...

Two papers pin the deadly disease’s introduction on British colonists and suggest the continent held far more people than previously believed

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Exclusive: Campaigners argue news channel’s attacks on climate action ‘work in financial interests’ of Sir Paul MarshallThe hedge fund run by the co-owner of GB...

For decades, toxic lead cables lay like giant sea monsters snaking across the bottom of Lake Tahoe. Installed as early telecommunications lines and owned by...

GENEVA, 6 July – Registration is now open for experts to review the First Order Draft of the Working Group I contribution to the IPCC...

Shaun Martin is vice president for adaptation and resilience at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in the United States. ‘Adapt or perish, now as ever,...

Tour de France spectator ban as country along with Spain, Portugal and Greece faces ‘powder keg’ after heatwaveEurope live – latest updatesWildfires raging across southern...

Climate crisis and warming waters have attracted long-toothed pufferfish to new parts of the MediterraneanFrom his deckchair, his arms thrown above his head, his feet...

Along most of the Atlantic coast, alewives are struggling after decades of damming and overfishing. But in Maine, the fish is rebounding—and towns’ historic harvests...

In the United States, PFAS chemicals are so ubiquitous — found in everything from frying pans to skincare — that nearly all of the country’s...

Abstract Low‐level jets (LLJs)—wind speed maxima typically occurring a few hundred meters above the surface—are common off the U.S. East Coast and influence many atmospheric...

The barrier to renewable energy was never the technology. It’s power: who holds it, who benefits, and what it takes to shift that. The ICONIC...

The barrier to renewable energy was never the technology. It’s power: who holds it, who benefits, and what it takes to shift that. The ICONIC...

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More than 20 states reported temperatures above 100F as heat dome sits over eastern US during holiday weekendAt least about two dozen people have died...

Humans have long sought to geoengineer the Earth’s environment. Tim Flannery outlines a few of the wildest ideas from the 20th centuryAn increasing number of...

The remains of the submerged village of Derwent in Derbyshire were exposed in the 1976 heatwave.

A pungent smell clouds the stadium where the U.S. men’s football team is set to play its first World Cup match. With 30 days to...

By Kiley Price, David SassoonWelcome to Inside Climate, a new podcast from the staff of Inside Climate News. As the ICN newsroom grows and expands,...

The battle in the Central Valley is just one of many happening against dairy farms and new manure digester projects in the state. Farmers say...

Cooling down has become political amid record highs, as experts say row is distracting from work of protecting livesAs the afternoon heat rose to a...