Scientists are increasingly concerned that the planet is headed for massive, irreversible changes due to global warming. In some cases, those changes have already begun.

TOURNAI, Belgium -- A Belgian farmer is facing off against oil giant TotalEnergies in court on Wednesday, arguing the French company should pay for damage caused by climate change, in the latest lawsuit by environmental activists against big energy companies.

BELEM, Brazil (Reuters) -With the pace of climate change speeding up, extreme weather and other impacts are taking an increasing toll on populations and environments

Top and bottom 10 countries in climate change performance index 2026 list: According to CCPI published on Tuesday at the ongoing UN COP30 Climate Summit, the top three places continue to remain vacant,

Carney thus becomes the latest prime minister going back to Brian Mulroney to pledge to meet an impossible-to-achieve target in reducing Canada’s annual emissions of industrial greenhouse gases.

Floating and amphibious houses are designed to cope with flooding rather than simply defend against it. According to the European Environment Agency’s Climate-ADAPT database, these types of homes – floating on water or anchored to allow vertical motion – “are very effective in dealing with floods.”

America’s renewed scepticism, and even hostility under Donald Trump’s second administration, does not for one moment alter the fact that climate change is real.Neither does it negate

The ParticipAction Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth, the most comprehensive assessment of children’s physical activity in Canada, recently gave the country a D+ in overall physical activity. As we navigate through unprecedented ...

In an interview with Axios, Bill Gates called Trump’s claim that he’d admitted being completely wrong on climate change «a gigantic misreading of the memo.» Bill Gates did not deny the reality of climate change but argued that current efforts place too much emphasis on temperature and emissions targets.

The Philippines’ performance in climate policy and mitigation has dropped sharply in the latest Climate Change Performance Index, falling 12 places to 19th.