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Salesforce to Buy 500,000 Carbon Credits From Indian Rice Methane Projects
Climate Science · Oct 29, 2026

Salesforce to Buy 500,000 Carbon Credits From Indian Rice Methane Projects

Salesforce’s five-year deal with Mitti Labs backs methane-reducing rice practices in India, with the projects expected to save 700 billion liters of water.

California’s Coastal Flood Risk Is Rising as El Niño, Heat and High Tides Converge
Extreme Weather · Oct 27, 2026

California’s Coastal Flood Risk Is Rising as El Niño, Heat and High Tides Converge

King tides, warming oceans and El Niño could lift California water levels more than four feet this winter, with storm waves adding further coastal damage.

UK’s £2 Billion Energy Wealth Fund Will Back Low-Carbon Projects
Climate Science · Oct 22, 2026

UK’s £2 Billion Energy Wealth Fund Will Back Low-Carbon Projects

The UK will channel £2 billion in North Sea oil and gas tax revenues into renewable and low-carbon infrastructure as it approves gas production at Jackdaw.

EIB Targets €30 Billion for Climate Adaptation by 2030
Extreme Weather · Oct 22, 2026

EIB Targets €30 Billion for Climate Adaptation by 2030

The EIB Group plans to double adaptation financing, backing resilient infrastructure, agriculture and tools to help identify local climate risks.

California’s Fifth Climate Assessment Focuses on Preparing Communities for Climate Impacts
Climate Science · Oct 19, 2026

California’s Fifth Climate Assessment Focuses on Preparing Communities for Climate Impacts

California’s latest climate assessment shifts from forecasting risks to helping communities respond to impacts already underway.

Legal Outcomes on Climate Accountability: Two Courts, Divergent Paths
Climate Science · Oct 13, 2026

Legal Outcomes on Climate Accountability: Two Courts, Divergent Paths

Recent rulings from the High Court of Australia and the U.S. Supreme Court highlight the evolving nature of climate accountability in law.

Utility Rate Requests Surge to $4.5 Billion in Q3 2026, Reflecting Growing Costs
Renewable Energy · Oct 09, 2026

Utility Rate Requests Surge to $4.5 Billion in Q3 2026, Reflecting Growing Costs

Investor-owned utilities have filed for a staggering $4.5 billion in rate increases in Q3 2026, a reflection of rising utility costs amid market pressures.

Public Health Implications of Data Centers: An Urgent Call for Cumulative Impact Analysis
Climate Science · Oct 07, 2026

Public Health Implications of Data Centers: An Urgent Call for Cumulative Impact Analysis

Data centers’ proliferation poses significant health risks to communities. Implementing cumulative impact analysis is essential for responsible development and public health protection.

Rethinking Climate Litigation: A New Era for Corporate Sustainablity Leadership
Climate Science · Oct 06, 2026

Rethinking Climate Litigation: A New Era for Corporate Sustainablity Leadership

Climate litigation is evolving, affecting not only fossil fuel companies but a wider range of industries, demanding a strategic response from sustainability leaders.

Conservative Party's Deregulatory Agenda Threatens UK's Environmental Safeguards
Extreme Weather · Oct 06, 2026

Conservative Party's Deregulatory Agenda Threatens UK's Environmental Safeguards

The Conservative Party's proposed policies could undermine environmental protections, dismantle key agencies, and focus on economic growth over sustainability.

Adapting Business Strategies for Climate Realities: Shifting from Past to Present
Climate Science · Oct 05, 2026

Adapting Business Strategies for Climate Realities: Shifting from Past to Present

Organizations need to recalibrate their strategies by recognizing climate change as a permanent factor affecting operations and costs.

Ethiopia's Fight Against Land Degradation: A Path to Resilience and Restoration
Climate Science · Oct 01, 2026

Ethiopia's Fight Against Land Degradation: A Path to Resilience and Restoration

Ethiopia faces severe land degradation impacting agriculture and food security, but nationwide tree planting initiatives offer hope for recovery and sustainability.

Historic Hurricane Drought in the Atlantic Season Raises Concerns
Renewable Energy · Sep 30, 2026

Historic Hurricane Drought in the Atlantic Season Raises Concerns

The Atlantic may finish its hurricane season without a single storm for the first time in over a century, largely due to an intense El Niño.

Strategies to Combat Disinformation Ahead of the 2026 Midterms
Climate Science · Sep 22, 2026

Strategies to Combat Disinformation Ahead of the 2026 Midterms

As disinformation intensifies ahead of elections, here are key strategies to shield yourself and others from manipulation.