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Page Updated:
Oct. 30, 2026


  • • Grp. 1: The Biggest Climate Headlines of 2025
    By EARTH.ORG -

    1. 2025 on Track to Be
    Second Warmest Year Ever

    2. No Mention of Planet-Warming Fossil Fuels in COP30 Agreement

    3. Global Plastic Treaty Negotiations End Without Deal Again

    4. World’s Top Court Lays Out
    Historic Protections For Climate

    5. Scientists Confirm Largest Coral Bleaching Event on Record Affecting Nearly 84% of World’s Reefs

  • • Grp. 2: More Climate Headlines of 2025
    By EARTH.ORG -

    6. Climate Change ‘Supercharged’ Deadly Asian Storms That Killed More Than 1,800

    7. Trump Signs Executive Orders to Blow to US Emissions Reduction Efforts

    8. ‘Historic’ UN-Led High Seas Treaty to Take Effect in 2026

    9. Green Sea Turtles No Longer Endangered Species in Major Conservation Win

    10. Fossil Fuel Companies Intensified Hundreds of Heatwaves Worldwide This Century

  • From The Guardian
    From FOX BUSINESS
    From Inside Climate News
  • • Five Reasons Why the U.S.
    Midterms Matter For the Climate
    And Your Energy Bill

    Oct. 30, 2026 -If the polls can be believed, the US could see a blue wave in the midterms, giving Democrats a chance to take back the House and Senate, and gaining up to four governor’s seats.

    These wins could give Democrats new power to resist Donald Trump’s anti-climate agenda, and to push forward climate policies at the state level. But if Republicans maintain power, it could further embolden Trump’s “drill, baby, drill” agenda and leave intact his administration’s latitude to continue dismantling regulatory measures his critics say protect public health and the planet.

  • • Ford’s New Electric Truck Can Do More Than Drive
    The Fathom Will Supply More Than 10 KWs of Power Directly to a Home When It Launches in 2027

    Oct. 29, 2026 -Ford's upcoming Fathom electric truck will be able to supply power to a home without a separate wall-mounted inverter when it launches in 2027, the automaker said Tuesday.

    The Fathom, which will have a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) below $30,000, is expected to supply more than 10 kilowatts of AC power to a home. It will be the first EV from a U.S. automaker at that price point to offer the capability without a separate inverter, according to Ford.

  • • Europe’s Warming Waters Are
    Attracting Unwanted Marine Life
    From Torn Nets to Decimated Local Stocks, Species Drifting in on Warmer Waters Are Causing Headaches For European Fishermen

    Oct. 29, 2026 -Reeling rods, pulling pots and hauling nets this summer, fishermen from Greece to the U.K. discovered unexpected visitors popping their heads above the surface.

    In the Aegean, it was silver-cheeked toadfish—an invasive pufferfish with powerful, prominent teeth. In the English Channel, it was the unprecedented arrival of uncommon common octopuses. And in the Adriatic, it was the aggressive and aptly named blue crab.