1 in 10 of the planet’s Monarch Sequoias burned last year
Scientists have known last year’s Castle Fire was probably the most destructive for California’s famously fire-resilient sequoias in at least…
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Lakes are losing oxygen
Climate change is contributing to falling oxygen levels in lakes across the world, according to a study published in the…
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Biden suspends the ‘absolutely bonkers’ ANWR leases
The Biden administration suspended oil drilling leases in ANWR. The formal order from DOI Secretary Deb Haaland, if unsurprising, starts…
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Biden’s budget includes a 60% increase in climate spending
By David M. Hart President Joe Biden is calling for a more than 60% increase in spending to fight climate…
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‘The real death toll from the Texas freeze’ looks to be quadruple the official count
Approximately 700 people were killed by the winter storm, and subsequent collapse of the Texas grid and gas system, in…
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NYC electrification bill introduced as city tries to phase out fossil fuels
New York City legislators are seeking to further the city’s climate goals by essentially ending gas use in new buildings…
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Breakthrough victories for climate advocates lead to day of reckoning for Big Oil
Outlets and analysts used a variety of words and phrases to describe developments in the oil and gas sector Wednesday,…
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BlackRock to support activist shareholder’s nominees to Exxon board
BlackRock will vote for three candidates for Exxon Mobil’s board of directors who were nominated by an activist hedge fund,…
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Letting nature thrive — 4 rewilding tips
By Sophie Wynne-Jones, Ian Convery, and Steve Carver What would rewilding mean for a country like the UK? Bringing back wolves and…
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Ana is first named storm of 2021 hurricane season
For the seventh year in a row, a named storm formed before the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season.…
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