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

Декабрь 19, 2025 Комментариев нет

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

New York Finalizes Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rules for 2027

Декабрь 15, 2025 Комментариев нет

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

U.S. Blocks Key U.N. Global Environmental Outlook, Fracturing International Climate Consensus

Декабрь 12, 2025 Комментариев нет

At a moment when scientific warnings about the state of the planet are growing more urgent, the United States has moved to block a core component of a major United Nations Global Environmental Outlook report, aligning itself with Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iran to prevent the release of policy guidance

Federal Judge Reopens America’s Wind Future

Декабрь 9, 2025 Комментариев нет

It is not every day that a court ruling shifts the trajectory of an entire industry. But this week, a federal judge did exactly that — reopening the legal pathway for wind power development in the United States after nearly a year of paralysis. The ruling overturned a sweeping executive

U.S. Launches Accelerated Environmental Rollbacks as COP30 Negotiators Push for Climate Progress

Ноябрь 25, 2025 Комментариев нет

Under the shadow of COP30 negotiations in Belém, the United States has taken some of its most sweeping steps in decades to dismantle environmental protections. While nearly 200 governments work to shore up global climate action, the U.S. — notably absent from this year’s summit — has moved to weaken

California Climate Disclosure Law Partially Halted as Court Pauses SB 261 Enforcement

Ноябрь 19, 2025 Комментариев нет

The Ninth Circuit halts California climate disclosure law SB 261 pending appeal, creating uncertainty for companies as SB 253 emissions reporting rules continue. A sudden federal court intervention has thrown California’s landmark climate disclosure regime into uncertainty, after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit moved to pause

COP30 Opens in Brazil as U.S. Companies Step In to Fill Washington’s Void

Ноябрь 11, 2025 Комментариев нет

Belém, Brazil — November 10, 2025Morning heat shimmers over the banks of the Guamá River as negotiators and executives converge on Belém, the Amazon’s largest port city. Beneath banners calling for “Implementation Now,” the thirtieth United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) opens amid a sense that time—and political patience—is running

Zohran Mamdani’s Victory and What It Means for Progressive Governance

Ноябрь 7, 2025 Комментариев нет

NEW YORK CITY — On election night the cafés of Astoria pulsed with a kind of civic electricity. Taxi drivers leaned out of windows, students spilled onto Steinway Street, and volunteers who had been knocking on doors for months hugged in disbelief. When the final count came in, Assemblymember Zohran

U.S. Regulators Withdraw Climate-Related Risk Rules for Major Banks

Октябрь 17, 2025 Комментариев нет

WASHINGTON — In a fresh reversal of post-Paris financial policy, U.S. banking regulators have withdrawn landmark guidance on climate-related financial risks, erasing a federal framework that had directed the largest banks to account for climate exposure in governance and risk management. The Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and

After years of negotiations, diplomats had gathered to approve the world’s first global shipping carbon fee

IMO Delays Global Carbon Price for Shipping Under U.S. and Saudi Pressure

Октябрь 17, 2025 Комментариев нет

LONDON — The global effort to put a price on maritime emissions has run aground once again. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) voted to delay by one year a decision on a carbon pricing mechanism for shipping, following sustained pressure from the United States and Saudi Arabia and support from