Danielle Bochove

New findings provide early evidence that burning fossil fuels played a major role in the worrying spike in ocean temperatures in 2023 and 2024.

Los Angeles wildfires are being battled by shared planes and multi-national personnel. Now, with overlapping fire seasons and bigger infernos, those collaborations are being put to the test.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resigned on Monday after more than nine years leading Canada. Today’s newsletter looks at the climate legacy he leaves behind. For unlimited access to climate and energy news, please subscribe.

Canada will establish two new Arctic consulates in Alaska and Greenland and appoint a dedicated Arctic ambassador as part of a long-awaited strategy for a region where Russia and China are increasingly seeking to assert their influence.

Scientists say warm sea water is speeding the retreat of the Thwaites Glacier, which acts as a backstop for the huge West Antarctic ice sheet.

Not far from the top of the world, a Norwegian town of 3,600 people is becoming an unlikely hotbed of East-West rivalry

US claims to a vast section of the seabed floor — and the potential resources buried within — have no basis in international law and should be rejected, according to government representatives from Russia and China.

The US will expand its military readiness and surveillance in the Arctic given heightened Chinese and Russian interest coupled with new risks brought on by accelerating climate change, the Pentagon said in a new report.

Canada is preparing a long-awaited Arctic strategy to respond to the growing threat posed by Russia and to strengthen security ties with northern NATO members.

The Aland Islands are variously described as the lock to Finland, a pistol pointed at Sweden, and a beacon of peace.