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Protesters with Justice for the Ogoni banners outside Shell's headquarters in London

Shell’s Niger Delta Exit Leaves Pipeline and Gas Questions Open

Amnesty's review of internal Shell records raises questions about ageing Niger Delta pipelines, decommissioning costs and the Bille gas emergency. The evidence, sale terms and unresolved legal claims demand transparent answers.

October 29, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

False-color satellite image of floodwater in blue along the Gandak River across the Nepal-India border, with green vegetation and clouds

Climate Plans Promise Health Gains. Only Four Governments Count Them.

A WHO review of 114 national climate plans finds 91% of Parties mention health, yet only four of the 82 that claim health gains from cutting emissions quantify or monitor them. Just 23% cost their health measures, and 7% say

October 19, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Aerial view of the cracked, exposed bed of Wimbleball Reservoir in Somerset with a narrow stream running through it

Ministers Tell Environment Agency Water Supply Comes First in Drought

Where drinking water and river protection collide in four drought-hit parts of England, the government has

Satellite image of thick white cloud covering eastern Spain and the sea off its coast, with clear sea to the east

Spain’s Dana Adam: One Dead in Catalonia, Red Alerts Hold in Valencia

A woman swept away by a stream in Cabrera de Mar was found dead on Sunday

Twelve's AirPlant One commercial e-SAF facility at Moses Lake, Washington, the first US plant to make jet fuel from CO2 and renewable electricity

A Washington Plant Just Started Making Jet Fuel Out of Air, and Alaska Airlines Is the First Customer

Twelve opened AirPlant One in Moses Lake on Wednesday, the first US plant to make commercial jet fuel from carbon dioxide, water and renewable electricity. Alaska Airlines is flying on it within

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Technology

NASA ECOSTRESS thermal satellite image showing urban heat islands in Delhi during an Indian heat wave

Delhi Logs Strongest Winds in Over Two Decades as Pre-Monsoon Storms Batter the Capital

Delhi recorded its strongest pre-monsoon winds in over two decades as western disturbance storms hit the capital with 120 km/h gusts, hailstorms, and flight diversions. The actual monsoon remains at least two

June 13, 2026

Climate·News

NASA satellite view of smoke from Canadian wildfires drifting south into the United States

Wildfires Have Erased Four Years of America’s Clean-Air Progress, and the Trend Is Still Climbing

A University of Iowa study in Science finds wildfire smoke has reversed about four years of US ozone-pollution gains, with surface smog rising 4 percent since 2015 after an 11 percent decline

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Science

NASA SWOT satellite data showing monsoon flooding in the Bay of Bengal region

Monsoon Enters South Bengal Earliest in Five Years as the Arabian Sea Branch Stalls

The monsoon entered South Bengal on June 12, the earliest in five years, as the Bay of Bengal branch outpaced the stalled Arabian Sea arm. With El Niño strengthening and IMD forecasting

June 13, 2026

Climate·News

NASA Landsat satellite view of Acadia National Park in Maine, where climate-change signage was removed under a Trump executive order and ordered restored

A Federal Judge Just Ordered Trump’s National Parks to Put the Climate Signs Back

US District Judge Angel Kelley ordered Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to restore the climate-change and slavery exhibits the Trump administration removed from national parks, calling the censorship a dangerous precedent that has

June 13, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin listening during the annual Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, the official whose office issued the termination memo a federal judge has now ruled unlawful

A Federal Judge Just Voided Trump’s Termination of $2.8 Billion in Environmental Justice Grants

US District Judge Richard Mark Gergel ruled Thursday that the EPA's termination of $2.8 billion in environmental and climate justice grants was arbitrary, capricious and unlawful. He vacated the agency's termination guidance,

June 13, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signs HB 804, the Louisiana Energy Protection Act, into law barring new climate-change civil lawsuits in state court

Louisiana Closes Its Courts to Climate Lawsuits, Then Carves Out Its Own Parishes

Governor Jeff Landry signed HB 804 into law on Thursday, barring climate-change civil suits in Louisiana state court. A late Senate amendment grandfathered the parish suits the oil industry actually feared, leaving

June 13, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

A wildfire burns through forest in New Mexico, the kind of dry, beetle-stressed landscape that increasingly turns into catastrophic fire

New Mexico’s Trees Are Dying Three Times Faster, and the Beetles Are Doing the Work the Climate Started

A new state and federal survey of 14 million acres of New Mexico forest found tree mortality tripled in 2025, with beetle-killed conifers up 211 percent. The pinon-juniper system that defines the

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Science

NASA satellite data showing warm Kelvin wave in the Pacific Ocean signaling El Nino 2026

India’s Monsoon Season Opens Under an El Niño That IMD Says Will Only Strengthen

IMD confirmed El Niño onset and forecast monsoon rainfall at 90 percent of the long-period average, the lowest projection since 2015. With Mumbai's reservoirs at 12 percent and the Indian Ocean Dipole

June 13, 2026

Climate·News

A water aqueduct under drought conditions, illustrating the kind of supply stress now reaching the East Coast as Virginia, North Carolina and Connecticut tighten restrictions

The East Coast Drought That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen Here Triggers Mandatory Cuts in Three States

Virginia hit 38 percent extreme drought this week, Durham is enforcing mandatory cuts from Monday, and Connecticut's governor has declared a Stage 2 advisory for three counties. The Mid-Atlantic is starting to

June 13, 2026

Climate·News·Science

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Shell’s Niger Delta Exit Leaves Pipeline and Gas Questions Open

Climate Plans Promise Health Gains. Only Four Governments Count Them.

Ministers Tell Environment Agency Water Supply Comes First in Drought

Spain’s Dana Adam: One Dead in Catalonia, Red Alerts Hold in Valencia

A Washington Plant Just Started Making Jet Fuel Out of Air, and Alaska Airlines Is the First Customer

Delhi Logs Strongest Winds in Over Two Decades as Pre-Monsoon Storms Batter the Capital

Wildfires Have Erased Four Years of America’s Clean-Air Progress, and the Trend Is Still Climbing

Monsoon Enters South Bengal Earliest in Five Years as the Arabian Sea Branch Stalls

A Federal Judge Just Ordered Trump’s National Parks to Put the Climate Signs Back

A Federal Judge Just Voided Trump’s Termination of $2.8 Billion in Environmental Justice Grants

Louisiana Closes Its Courts to Climate Lawsuits, Then Carves Out Its Own Parishes

New Mexico’s Trees Are Dying Three Times Faster, and the Beetles Are Doing the Work the Climate Started

India’s Monsoon Season Opens Under an El Niño That IMD Says Will Only Strengthen

The East Coast Drought That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen Here Triggers Mandatory Cuts in Three States

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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