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Hurricane Isaias intensifies, bringing dangerous storm surge and warnings to US Gulf coastHurricane Isaias, the first of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, intensifies and brings storm surge, hurricane-force winds, and heavy rainfall to the US Gulf coast, prompting evacuations and state of emergencies in several states.NewClimate1 sources · 2 evidence2026-10-08 22:22
July 2026 wildfires in England reach record levelsJuly 2026 saw the worst wildfires on record in England, with 624 fires in a single month, driven by record heat and dry conditions, and marking the second worst year overall.NewClimate1 sources · 9 evidence2026-10-08 18:34
Hurricane Isaias forces production cuts in US GulfAround a quarter of US Gulf of Mexico oil and gas production has been shut in as operators evacuate personnel and curtail operations ahead of Hurricane Isaias.NewClimate1 sources · 5 evidence2026-10-08 10:30
Australia’s High Court invalidates Mount Pleasant mine expansion approvalAustralia’s High Court ruled 3–2 that the NSW planning commission failed to consider whether greenhouse gas emissions from burning exported coal could be mitigated when it approved MACH Energy’s Mount Pleasant mine expansion. The ruling invalidated the approval; the proposed expansion would have doubled output to 21 million tonnes annually through 2048.NewClimate Energy1 sources · 5 evidence2026-10-07 22:00
New Court Filings Reveal ExxonMobil’s Climate DeliberationsMassachusetts attorney general’s office has submitted new documents to a climate deception case against ExxonMobil, including internal deliberations from 1988, the year the world began to recognize climate change.NewClimate1 sources · 3 evidence2026-10-07 17:00
Record high temperatures in southern California due to heatwaveSeveral cities in southern California have recorded record high temperatures, with downtown Los Angeles breaking its 5 October record of 1953, as an unprecedented heatwave continues.NewClimate1 sources · 6 evidence2026-10-07 06:38
Justice Department and USDA Expand Partnership to Protect Competition in Agricultural InputsThe Justice Department and USDA signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen cooperation and protect competition in agricultural inputs, such as feed, fertilizer, and fuel.NewAgriculture Climate1 sources · 1 primary · 4 evidence2026-10-06 20:00
EU Delays Methane Emissions Rules for Oil and Gas Imports by One YearThe European Union plans to delay methane emissions rules for oil and gas imports by one year, despite calls for a longer reprieve from some member states.NewClimate Energy1 sources · 10 evidence2026-10-07 02:15
Cargill Reports Significant Drop in Q1 Net IncomeCargill’s Q1 net income fell to $927 million from $1.94 billion year-over-year, hit by higher cattle and cocoa costs, despite strong soy and canola margins.StableAgriculture Climate1 sources · 10 evidence2026-10-06 19:00
World’s first tri-fuel ore carriers to reduce emissions by 90%Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Vale International are building two 210,000-ton ore carriers that can use ethanol, methanol, or heavy fuel oil, aiming to cut emissions by up to 90%.StableClimate1 sources · 8 evidence2026-10-06 02:12
New Method Reveals Hidden Valleys Under Greenland’s IceA new method has mapped the bedrock beneath Greenland’s ice sheet, revealing previously unknown long, straight valleys in the west-central region for the first time.StableClimate1 sources · 1 primary · 3 evidence2026-09-28 12:00
Scientists attribute Nepal flood to climate change, highlighting limits of local adaptationScientists with the World Weather Attribution group attribute the recent Himalayan flood in Nepal to climate change, stating that local adaptation measures are insufficient to prevent such destruction.StableClimate Energy1 sources · 2 evidence2026-09-17 07:01
CCC warns UK aviation emissions could reach 80% of total by 2050The Climate Change Committee (CCC) warns that aviation emissions could reach 80% of the UK’s total CO2 emissions by 2050, driven by rising passenger numbers, despite government support for expanding Heathrow and relying on sustainable aviation fuels.StableClimate Energy1 sources · 2 evidence2026-09-16 07:01
GHGSat launches two new 33-pound satellites to track greenhouse gas emissionsGHGSat has launched two new 33-pound satellites to join its fleet for measuring greenhouse gas emissions from Earth's surface.StableClimate Energy1 sources · 2 evidence2026-10-03 08:29
El Nino Dries Kalimantan Rivers, Disrupting Coal Shipments in IndonesiaEl Nino conditions are drying rivers in Kalimantan, Indonesia, leading to disruptions in coal shipments and potentially affecting energy supplies.StableClimate1 sources · 1 evidenceReport time unavailable