The Trump administration has removed the authors of the Sixth National Climate Assessment and plans to reevaluate its scope, disrupting the scheduled climate report. This move raises concerns about delays and scientific integrity as global temperatures rise, leaving the U.S. potentially unprepared for climate challenges.

The Brazilian Supreme Court has ordered the seizure of private properties linked to illegal deforestation and wildfires, marking a bold step in environmental protection. The decision, supported by Environment Minister Marina Silva, aims to prevent land regularization that fuels Amazon deforestation.

Europe's 2024 was the hottest year on record, marked by extreme weather and costing over $20 billion in damages. The climate report calls for urgent action amid severe floods, droughts, and wildfires.

NASA's new images reveal the profound impact of 60 years of climate change, starkly contrasting with the vibrant Earth captured by Apollo 17 in 1972. This highlights urgent environmental issues like deforestation, ocean acidification, and rising pollution, pushing global efforts towards renewable energy and sustainable practices.

Sao Paulo faces rising deadly storms, doubling in the past two decades due to climate change, with 2025 alone seeing significant tree damage and hazards. Efforts to combat these include enhanced warning systems and increased green coverage.

The complete melting of Earth's land ice could raise sea levels by 200 feet, threatening global coastlines and major cities like New York and Tokyo. Immediate carbon emission reductions are crucial to prevent this potential catastrophe.

India faces severe impacts from climate change as melting Himalayan glaciers and record heat waves threaten agriculture and public health. Immediate global action is crucial to mitigate these effects and protect future generations.

Dr. Judith Burdin Asuni highlighted the dire effects of climate change on Nigeria's Niger Delta, warning of potential submersion by 2050 due to rising sea levels. Experts call for urgent action against environmental degradation, exacerbated by oil industry practices and insufficient enforcement of environmental laws, to prevent escalating social and economic crises.

A study in Nature Communications urges better early warning systems for humid heat waves, increasingly common due to climate change. Vulnerable populations face severe health risks from these events, with recent data showing critical thresholds already reached in several regions.

NOAA reports record CO2 rise in 2024, with levels spiking by 3.7 ppm, the largest annual increase ever. Fossil fuel emissions and natural sink degradation exacerbate climate challenges, while NOAA's transparency diminishes under administrative changes.

Snow cover on Qomolangma retreated by 150 meters during the 2024-25 winter, underscoring an alarming trend of declining snowfall. Experts urge policy changes as the Himalayas face increasing drought and warming.

Pakistan's Climate Minister Musadik Masood Malik urges global action on climate change, citing the 2022 floods as a warning. He calls for financial and technological support, emphasizing Pakistan's renewable energy goals and the need for developed nations to fulfill climate finance commitments.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution researchers have engineered heat-resistant kelp to counteract climate change effects, safeguarding the Gulf of Maine's vital kelp production. The innovation promises to aid local farmers and enhance environmental restoration, with potential applications in biofuels to reduce fossil fuel dependence.

Pakistan faces an extreme heatwave with temperatures up to 49°C, expected to last until April's end, straining water resources and power grids. Immediate relief measures and improved infrastructure are crucial to combat the impacts on agriculture and public health.

Ayetoro, Ondo State, battles severe ocean encroachment, losing 10 km of land and forcing school relocations, with education severely disrupted. State officials urge federal intervention to address the crisis.

Coastal flooding in Charleston, SC, is escalating due to rising sea levels and increased tidal events, with 73% of high tides recorded post-2015. Experts warn of worsening conditions, urging flood insurance and protective measures.

Climate anxiety is a rational response to real threats, not a psychological issue, emphasizing the need for accurate climate education. The U.S. Commerce Department's recent actions reflect a worrying trend of climate denialism.

President Trump's fiscal 2026 budget plan proposes a $1.6 billion cut to NOAA, potentially shutting down vital weather buoys off the Carolinas and Florida. These buoys are crucial for accurate marine data, impacting hurricane preparedness and safety, warn local officials and experts.

Chester County Planning Commission will host the 2025 Sustainability Summit at West Chester University on May 17, featuring talks on sustainable energy and landscaping. The event includes networking, a native plant giveaway, and an electric vehicle showcase, aiming to boost community engagement in sustainability efforts.