Wildfires are raging across the U.S., particularly in North Carolina, Florida, and Oklahoma, fueled by drought conditions and debris from past hurricanes. Experts cite climate change and La Nina as key factors, with 14,800 wildfires already exceeding the 10-year average.

The Arctic is rapidly transforming as climate change leads to nearly 2,500 kilometers of new coastline from glacier retreat over the past two decades, with Greenland significantly contributing. While this unveils economic opportunities, scientists warn of increased risks like unstable coastlines and potential tsunamis, as highlighted by a recent 200-meter tsunami in a Greenland fjord.

A compelling new report warns that Japan could face frequent extreme weather events due to rising global temperatures, with scenarios predicting temperature increases up to 5.1 degrees Celsius by 2100. The study highlights potential impacts including more tropical nights, heatwaves, and significant sea level rise, urging enhanced climate strategies.

State Farm will pay $2.45 billion for 12,200 claims from the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, contributing to a total insurance payout exceeding $12 billion. The insurer seeks a 22% rate hike amid financial pressures from extensive fire damage.

The Batagaika crater in Siberia expands rapidly due to thawing permafrost, threatening local ecosystems and contributing to global warming. This highlights the urgent need for climate change mitigation and raises concerns about the environmental impact of increased tourism.

Climate change is significantly impacting hurricane activity, with evidence showing an increase in strong tropical cyclones over the past 40 years. Despite some claims to the contrary, credible research consistently links greenhouse gas levels and climate change to heightened storm intensity and frequency.

A judge ruled Biden's administration violated environmental laws by opening Gulf Coast waters for drilling without adequate impact assessments. This decision halts $250M in leases, affecting future oil and gas sales.

Canada's new government confronts the challenge of balancing resource exploitation with environmental concerns, focusing on reducing emissions from oilsands tailings. By advancing sustainable practices, Canada could cut emissions by 4% and bolster the economy with $2 billion in GDP and 144,000 jobs annually.

Severe storms in South Texas have caused catastrophic flooding, resulting in three deaths and over 200 rescues as of March 28, 2025. Military personnel are aiding overwhelmed local authorities while power restoration and infrastructure repair efforts continue.

The complete melting of Greenland's ice sheet could raise global sea levels by 7 meters, threatening coastal cities and displacing millions. This will spark geopolitical shifts, requiring international cooperation to address climate change impacts and manage resource conflicts.

The Mediterranean diet, a cornerstone of health and cultural heritage, faces threats from climate change, impacting agriculture and marine life. Rising temperatures and water scarcity could drastically alter crop yields, leading to higher food prices and shifts in dietary habits, while also reducing days suitable for outdoor activities.

Recent studies highlight significant changes in global cloud patterns, intensifying climate change challenges. Lower, dimmer clouds and less sea ice contribute to Earth's warming by retaining more solar energy.

The SEC has halted its legal support for climate disclosure rules, ceasing defense of regulations requiring public companies to report climate risks. This move follows legal pressures from industrial groups and Republican states.

Greenland's ice sheet, a key factor in global sea levels, lost 55 gigatons of ice from 2023 to 2024, marking its 28th year of decline, NOAA reports. A study led by CU Boulder using drones has improved climate models by accurately measuring atmospheric water vapor over Greenland.

Iraq faces a severe climate crisis, with water scarcity and extreme temperatures threatening food security and displacing over 140,000 people. As the fifth most vulnerable nation to global warming, Iraq's reliance on oil exacerbates the situation, prompting government strategies to reduce gas flaring and embrace renewable energy by 2027.

The World Meteorological Organization's latest report highlights the Philippines' acute climate vulnerability. It notes rising ocean temperatures intensifying super typhoons, causing P673.3 billion in damages recently.

A recent study led by Earle Wilson reveals that melting ice in the Southern Ocean disrupts ocean temperature predictions, impacting global climate models. This mismatch between observed and simulated temperatures hampers future climate impact preparations, highlighting significant uncertainties in sea level rise projections.

The Aquidneck Island Land Trust secures nearly $2 million to tackle climate challenges, collaborating with local bodies and Naval Station Newport. A virtual discussion on regional resilience, hosted by Representatives Carson and Cortvriend, is scheduled for March 30, featuring key insights from climate experts.

Duke University's Fuqua School of Business has expanded its 2025 ClimateCAP Fellowship to 16 participants, emphasizing climate-conscious business leadership. The program fosters collaboration and networking among MBA students tackling climate challenges, inspired by personal experiences and global issues.