Severe Weather Leaves at Least 27 Dead, Including 18 in Kentucky May 19, 2025 By Dylan Lovan At least 27 people have been killed by storms systems that swept across part of the U.S. Midwest and South,...
Global Banking Regulators Agree to Prioritize Climate Risk Work May 13, 2025 By Virginia Furness Global banking regulators on Monday agreed to intensify efforts to better understand the financial risks posed by climate change amid...
Severe Storms Take 4 Lives, Cause Power Outages, Close Roads in Pennsylvania May 1, 2025 Officials and first responders in Pennsylvanians are assessing and cleaning up the damage caused after severe storms swept across western...
UK Warned Cuts to Flood Defense Are Too Dangerous to Consider April 30, 2025 By Olivia Rudgard The UK should spare flood defense programs from budget cuts to be announced in June, as the country is already...
Europe’s Hottest Year Turbocharged Extreme Weather Across Region April 15, 2025 By Joe Wertz Europe experienced the hottest year on record in 2024, as climate change combined with a strong El NiƱo to generate...
AI Weather Models Promise Super Granular, Specialist Forecasts April 14, 2025 By Mary Hui The weather forecasting industry has made big leaps in accuracy but has struggled with hyper-local predictions. But the proliferation of...
Severe Storms Batter Greek Islands, With Crete Hit Hardest April 3, 2025 Severe storms battered islands in Greece for a second day on Tuesday [April 1], with Crete experiencing the heaviest rainfall....
Severe Storm Threatens Central US With Heavy Rains, Tornadoes April 2, 2025 By Brian K. Sullivan Heavy rain, severe thunderstorms and the risk of tornadoes are threatening more than 40 million people from Michigan to Texas...
Australia Outback Lashed by Year’s Worth of Rain in Week, With Many Livestock Killed April 1, 2025 By Keira Wright Australia’s remote outback in western Queensland has been swamped by flooding after being lashed with a year’s worth of rainfall...
Study: Economic Uncertainty Diverting Executive Attention From Sustainability March 28, 2025 By Don Jergler It’s the economy stupid, and it seems that a lot of executives are using their brain power on their current...