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Europe Expands Flight Tax, Ocean Tech Updates & More

Plus: New efforts to monitor and restore the oceans, warnings of accelerating sea-level rise, and innovative approaches to keeping cities cool in a warming world.

Election-Proof Climate Solutions, Australia’s Battery Revolution and More

Australia’s battery boom, rising EV adoption, and innovative financing models are helping accelerate the clean energy transition — even as climate disclosure requirements face new political headwinds and climate impacts continue to intensify.

UN Climate Ruling, NY Climate Rollback and More

How global climate governance, political backlash, and energy security pressures are reshaping the path toward decarbonization and industrial transition.

Fossil Fuel Ad Ban, Cloud Seeding and More

How shifting public attitudes, emerging climate interventions, and market momentum are redefining what feels normal in the climate era

Fossil Fuel Conference Outcomes, Deforestation Falls, and More

Smaller coalitions, bigger moves: countries accelerate climate action outside traditional frameworks

Building Through the Headwinds: What We Saw at SF Climate Week 2026

How 700+ events, global voices, and a renewed focus on execution are shaping the next phase of climate action.

This Week in Climate: A Climate Tech Resurrection

A technology once written off in the United States and Europe is finding new life in China, where a new generation of concentrated solar power projects is reshaping the future of thermal energy storage and clean electricity.

Venomous Snakes Expand Territory, Snowpack in the American West at Historic Lows, and more

From fears of an Asian coal comeback and Europe bracing for an Iran-driven energy crunch to venomous snakes spreading into new regions and historic snowpack collapse in the American West, this week’s climate news underscores a world under pressure.

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This Week In Climate: Record Low Sea Ice, Hydro Offers Storage Solution, and more

Conflict in the Middle East is once again exposing the fragility of fossil fuel supply chains—raising a critical question: will the latest energy shock accelerate the global shift toward renewables, or reinforce the world’s dependence on carbon-intensive fuels?

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Finance

Nature

The Undercurrent

This Week in Climate

Policy

Technology

Transportation

Energy

Europe Expands Flight Tax, Ocean Tech Updates & More

Election-Proof Climate Solutions, Australia’s Battery Revolution and More

UN Climate Ruling, NY Climate Rollback and More

Fossil Fuel Ad Ban, Cloud Seeding and More

Fossil Fuel Conference Outcomes, Deforestation Falls, and More

Building Through the Headwinds: What We Saw at SF Climate Week 2026

This Week in Climate: A Climate Tech Resurrection

Venomous Snakes Expand Territory, Snowpack in the American West at Historic Lows, and more

This Week In Climate: Record Low Sea Ice, Hydro Offers Storage Solution, and more

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