Germany on track to miss 2030 climate targets, expert council warns
Germany’s independent climate council says current policies fall short of 2030 emissions goals, warning of a likely overshoot without stronger action.
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How Black mushroom hunters are reshaping who belongs in US forests
A growing group of Black foragers is finding food, community and a new relationship to land through mushrooms—while challenging who is seen as an expert.
Experts warn Trump’s Iran war could slow climate gains by boosting big oil
Analysts say wartime oil profits risk entrenching fossil fuel power and undercutting the clean‑energy transition.
After Hurricanes, El Yunque Rainforest Center Reopens With New Focus
Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest has opened a rebuilt visitor center years after two major hurricanes, unveiling new spaces and an arts festival.
Climate Denial Conference Brings Fight Over Science to Washington
A climate denial gathering in Washington highlights a widening clash over climate science, speech rules, and how governments handle false claims.
What the New York Extradition of a Climate Hacking Suspect Signals
A suspected hacker accused of targeting climate activists has been extradited to New York. Here’s what is known so far and why the case matters.
Inside the Climate Law ‘Battle Royale’ Over Affordability Politics
Democrats’ new focus on affordability is colliding with U.S. climate law, setting up a high‑stakes clash over how far existing policies can go.
Vermont Defends ‘Climate Superfund’ Law Against Trump Challenge
Vermont is pushing back after Donald Trump moved to block its new 'climate superfund' law, which seeks payments from major fuel companies for climate damage.
How Democrats’ Affordability Pivot Sets Up a Climate Law ‘Battle Royale’
Democrats’ new focus on affordability is colliding with U.S. climate law, setting up a high‑stakes fight over which measures get delayed, softened, or protected.
UK Regulator Ofcom to Probe Complaints Over Climate Change Denial
Broadcast regulator Ofcom has opened an investigation into complaints about climate change denial, testing UK rules on accuracy and harmful misinformation.
Study links US emissions to $10tn in global climate damage since 1990
New research estimates US-driven warming has caused $10 trillion in worldwide economic losses since 1990, sharpening debates over climate responsibility.
UK Regulator Ofcom to Probe Complaints Over Climate Change Denial (March 27 Report)
Media watchdog Ofcom has opened an investigation into complaints about climate change denial in UK broadcasting, testing rules on due accuracy.
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