Extreme Weather to Drive $20 Trillion in Spending June 3, 2026 By Olivia Raimonde Extreme weather will likely spur more than $20 trillion in global spending over the next decade, boosting sales and earnings...
Shareholders Press Big Tech Over AI Energy Use and Climate Goals May 22, 2026 By Olivia Raimonde Activist investors are pushing technology companies to explain how they’re reconciling surging electricity demand for AI with their climate commitments....
Apple, Amazon Push Back on Stricter Emissions Reporting Rules April 24, 2026 By Olivia Raimonde Major corporations are pushing back against a possible tightening of emissions reporting standards that would have implications for the clean...
Record Drought Sparks Worries About Fires, Water Supply and Food Prices April 22, 2026 By Seth Borenstein Drought in the contiguous United States has reached record levels for this time of year, weather data shows. Meteorologists said...
Planet-Warming El Niño to Form by September, US Forecasters Say March 13, 2026 By Lauren Rosenthal US forecasters say an El Niño is favored to emerge in the Pacific Ocean by September, threatening to drive global...
Scientists Confirm 2025 Was Third-Hottest Year, Trailing 2024 and 2023 January 15, 2026 By Eric Roston Last year was the third hottest on record, according to an analysis of temperature data released Wednesday by three independent...
Surge of Supercharged Hurricanes Prompt Call for Cat 6 Classification January 9, 2026 Scientists warn that warming sea surface temperatures are fueling a surge of extreme, off-the-charts storms, prompting a new hurricane category....
Apollo Expands Asset-Level Risk Reviews to Reflect Impact of Extreme Weather December 18, 2025 By Alastair Marsh Apollo Global Management Inc. is building out its risk review process to reflect the impact on asset valuations of extreme...
Ex-Fed Official Sees Secular ‘Shocks’ Ahead From Extreme Weather October 10, 2025 By Alastair Marsh The Federal Reserve’s former top-ranking official overseeing climate risk says the US economy faces a series of long-term, structural shocks...
La Niña’s Back, but Will It Amp Up Hurricane Season? October 10, 2025 By Seth Borenstein La Nina, the cooler and at times costlier flip side of El Nino, has arrived to warp weather worldwide, meteorologists...