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EU Council Adopts EUDR Changes Delaying Deforestation Law to 2026

EU Council Adopts EUDR Changes Delaying Deforestation Law to 2026

The European Union has completed the legislative process to delay and simplify its landmark deforestation law, formally resetting the implementation timeline for one of the bloc’s most far-reaching trade and environmental regulations. On Thursday, the European Council adopted amendments to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), confirming a one-year postponement of

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Trump Administration’s Move to Dismantle National Center for Atmospheric Research Sparks International Alarm

Trump Administration’s Move to Dismantle National Center for Atmospheric Research Sparks International Alarm

The U.S. Government’s announcement that it plans to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research, one of the world’s most influential climate and weather research institutions, has triggered widespread concern across the scientific community and among policymakers at home and abroad. Founded in 1960 and based in Boulder, Colorado, the

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Tanzania Secures GEF Approval for Coastal Habitats and Blue Economy Project

Tanzania Secures GEF Approval for Coastal Habitats and Blue Economy Project

Tanzania has secured approval from the Global Environment Facility for a US$6 million initiative aimed at safeguarding some of the country’s most critical coastal and marine ecosystems, advancing a national effort to link climate resilience, biodiversity protection, and inclusive blue economy growth. The project targets the Tanga–Pemba Seascape, a stretch

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The Election of Chile’s New President and the Future of Climate Action in Latin America

The Election of Chile’s New President and the Future of Climate Action in Latin America

Chile has elected a new president at a moment when climate ambition, economic anxiety, and political polarization are colliding across Latin America. Conservative leader José Antonio Kast won the presidential runoff with a decisive majority, capitalizing on public frustration over crime, migration, and the rising cost of living. His victory

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New York Finalizes Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rules for 2027

New York Finalizes Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rules for 2027

New York State has finalized regulations requiring large emitters to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions beginning in 2027, reinforcing state-level climate oversight as federal transparency initiatives are scaled back. Announced by the Department of Environmental Conservation, the new rules establish a mandatory reporting framework for carbon-intensive sectors, giving state regulators

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EU Reaches Deal to Scale Back Corporate Sustainability Reporting Rules

EU Reaches Deal to Scale Back Corporate Sustainability Reporting Rules

The European Union reached a sweeping agreement this week that would sharply reduce corporate sustainability reporting and due diligence obligations, marking one of the most significant regulatory reversals since the bloc first positioned itself as a global pioneer in environmental governance. The provisional deal on the so-called omnibus proposal —

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