Carbon Emissions Rebound Rapidly After 2025 Decline Data Shows
Carbon emissions fell modestly in 2025 but are now projected to climb again, driven by renewed fossil‑fuel demand, policy shifts, and uneven regional
June 7, 2026
Edward Philips
California’s Atmospheric Rivers: Climate Change and Extreme Rainfall Explained
California’s atmospheric rivers are narrow, moisture‑rich air streams that deliver intense rain and snow, and climate change is amplifying their frequency and severity,
June 7, 2026
Bangladesh’s Economic Miracle Faces Growing Climate Risks
Bangladesh’s rapid economic growth, driven by garments, agriculture and services, is increasingly threatened by climate change, demanding urgent adaptation and sustainable policies. Quick
June 6, 2026
U.S. Absence at COP30 Forces American States and Institutions to Step In
With the United States opting out of COP30, state governments, universities, and local institutions are increasingly filling the climate‑leadership vacuum, leveraging existing policies,
June 6, 2026
A New Economic Model for Planetary Health and Shared Prosperity
A New Economic Model for Planetary Health and Shared Prosperity A new economic model that integrates circular production, shared consumption, and inclusive wealth
June 5, 2026
Bhutan: How the World’s Only Carbon-Negative Country Protects the Planet
Bhutan achieves carbon‑negative status by maintaining constitutional forest cover, generating renewable hydropower, and integrating Buddhist‑inspired policies that prioritize ecological wellbeing over short‑term profit.
June 4, 2026
