The storm’s impact extended beyond flooding, leaving more than 500,000 homes and businesses without power across multiple states.

While the United States experienced unusually cold conditions in January, vast portions of the planet were much warmer than average.

2025 is set to be one of the hottest years, following record heat in 2024, highlighting urgent climate concerns.

The global average temperature from January to November 2024 was 1.6°C higher than levels recorded between 1850 and 1900.

Trump's return to power signals a potential setback for global climate efforts, as his fossil fuel-friendly policies may embolden other nations and weaken international climate cooperation.

A staggering 1.2 billion people across the globe are now at high risk of life-changing threats due to climate change.

The report singles out the G20, responsible for the lion’s share of global emissions, as critical players in climate action.

According to environmentalist Yasir Husain, while air pollution may seem like a seasonal issue, it is a year-round public health emergency.

As Hurricane Milton moved across Florida, flash floods became a major concern, particularly in the Tampa Bay area.

As it moves inland, officials are warning of further destruction, particularly from heavy rains and potential tornadoes.

Environmentalists and scientists alike are urging the Australian government to take more decisive action in combating climate change.

Scientists suggest that climate change may be contributing to the rapid intensification of storms like Debby.