The massive A23a iceberg, once the world’s largest, is showing signs of rapid disintegration as satellite imagery captures ominous meltwater pools.

An Arctic icebreaker's close encounter with polar bears, reported by NPR, illuminates human-wildlife interactions and climate change's impact on the fragile polar ecosystem.

A new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) projects a sustained rise in global oil and gas demand for the next quarter-century unless there is a dramatic course correction in international climate policy. The findings underscore growing concerns over a global retreat from ambitious climate change commitments and cast a shadow over efforts to achieve net-zero emissions targets, urging immediate action and re-evaluation of current energy strategies worldwide.

Canada's highest court has sided with federal authorities, dismissing a B.C. ostrich farm's desperate appeal to save its flock. The ruling clears the way for a government-mandated cull, despite public and international outcry, including from prominent activist RFK Jr.

Tropical Storm Melissa, currently stalled in the central Caribbean, is expected to rapidly intensify into a powerful hurricane. Forecasters warn of potential catastrophic flooding and landslides in southern Haiti, while Jamaica prepares for a possible direct hit. Regional governments are urging immediate preparations as the unpredictable storm gains strength.

A powerful and deadly storm that swept through Western Alaska over the past weekend has sparked a national debate, with reports indicating that critical budget cuts to a vital weather data program under the previous administration may have severely hampered forecasting capabilities, leading to inadequate preparations and potentially preventable losses.

Tropical Storm Humberto is rapidly developing in the Atlantic, posing a significant threat to the Southeast U.S. coast with projections of strengthening into a hurricane. Coastal residents from Florida to the Carolinas are urged to finalize emergency plans as officials warn of heavy rainfall, destructive winds, and life-threatening storm surge expected early next week.

Massive in size but moderate in wind speed, Hurricane Erin poses a unique and severe threat of coastal flooding and dangerous surf along the U.S. Atlantic coast. Evacuations are underway as the storm's path shifts closer to land.

A major legal challenge has been launched against the Trump administration over a controversial climate report allegedly compiled by known skeptics, which critics fear is designed to sideline federal scientists.

A federal court ruling has halted all commercial fishing in the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument, reversing a Trump administration directive and reaffirming protections for one of the world's largest marine sanctuaries.