Record High Tides Inundate Parts of Coastal California
Exceptionally high tides have flooded low‑lying areas from San Diego to the Bay Area, swamping streets, homes and businesses and testing local defenses.
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Over 1,000 Arrested as Protests in France Turn Violent After Dark
French police report more than 1,000 arrests after largely peaceful nationwide protests saw evening clashes between officers and demonstrators.
Why climate is missing from US midterm campaigns, even as voters care
Polls show voters in both parties want climate action. Yet many midterm candidates barely mention it. This explainer unpacks that gap.
Unions Push for Offshore Wind Jobs Despite Trump’s Clean Energy Attacks
A growing labor movement is tying climate action to good jobs, even as Donald Trump targets US clean energy projects.
Ofcom to Examine Complaints Over Climate Change Denial Content
UK regulator Ofcom has begun assessing complaints about climate change denial, a move that could influence how broadcasters handle climate debates.
New York’s Methane Crackdown: A Quiet Shift With Big Climate Stakes
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed overhaul of New York’s climate law would cement some of the nation’s toughest rules on methane, a powerful heat‑trapping gas.
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.
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.
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