Environmental and Agricultural Sustainability
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NASA Tracks September Heat Dome Across Central and Southern United States
NASA Earth Observatory says a mid-September heat dome produced unusual and locally record-breaking warmth as the equinox approached.
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EPA Finalizes Partial Repeal of 2024 Power-Plant Carbon Standards; Broader Rollback Remains a Proposal
EPA has finalized a partial repeal of 2024 power-plant carbon standards while separately proposing a wider rollback. The legal distinction…
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Europe’s West Nile Map Reaches 161 Affected Areas: What the ECDC Count Shows
The ECDC’s latest weekly map lists 1,285 locally acquired West Nile cases in 161 affected areas. The surveillance total guides…
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Indonesia’s Fire Response Expands as Haze Closes Thousands of Schools
Forest and peatland fires in Indonesia have forced thousands of school closures and shifted more than a million students to…
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Record-Hot August Keeps Climate Risk in Focus as El Niño Strengthens
Global climate agencies say August 2026 was the hottest August on record, while the WMO expects El Niño to persist…
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US reopens key wetlands language for comment as agencies struggle to finalise WOTUS rule
EPA and the Army have issued a supplemental proposal on federal water jurisdiction, leaving both the scope of protection and…
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France’s record-hot summer: at least 7,007 excess deaths counted across two heatwave periods
Two preliminary public-health estimates total at least 7,007 excess all-cause deaths, while Météo-France says the summer was the hottest on…
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Climate change has reduced suitable habitat for European bumblebees, attribution study finds
A peer-reviewed reconstruction attributes an average 5% reduction in habitat suitability to historical warming, with much larger local losses.
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Indonesia fire smoke drives unhealthy haze across parts of Malaysia and the Philippines
Official monitors reported hazardous air in parts of Sarawak and unhealthy conditions in Philippine cities as winds transported smoke across…
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UN says 1.5°C warming overshoot is now unavoidable: what that means
A new UNEP report says the multi-decade 1.5°C limit will be exceeded, but the height and duration of the overshoot…
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