New Zealand Issues Rare Red Warnings Amid Destructive Spring Storm October 23, 2025 New Zealand’s weather agency issued rare red wind warnings and officials declared a state of emergency in the Canterbury region...
CO2 Hits Highest Levels Ever Recorded, WMO says, Warning of More Extreme Weather October 16, 2025 By Olivia Le Poidevin Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have reached the highest ever recorded, potentially further warming the planet and leading to...
Life-Threatening Heat Domes Are Confounding Forecasters October 10, 2025 By Brian K. Sullivan Record-breaking temperatures seared the eastern US last month, leading to power emergencies across the region. The cause: an enormous ridge...
India Considers Introducing Nationwide Climate-Linked Insurance Scheme October 6, 2025 By Ashwin Manikandan India’s government has begun early-stage talks with local insurers about designing a nationwide climate-linked insurance program aimed at simplifying the...
AI Drives Weather Data Demand Surge for Europe’s Top Forecaster October 1, 2025 By Joe Wertz Europe’s biggest weather forecaster is reporting record demand for its data, as energy traders, insurers, shipping lines and tech companies...
PG&E Investing $73B in Capital Spending Through 2030 to Harden System September 30, 2025 By Michelle Ma PG&E Corp. plans to invest $73 billion in capital expenditures through 2030 as it moves to harden a system that’s...
Most Corporate Climate Transition Plans Aren’t Credible, Study Finds September 17, 2025 By Olivia Raimonde and Renata Carlos Daou The effects of climate change are intensifying but businesses globally are struggling to make transition plans that they can implement...
Australia Pledges $6 Billion by 2030 to Tackle Climate Hazards as Disaster Risk Rises September 16, 2025 By Keira Wright Australia will spend A$9 billion ($6 billion) on climate adaptation through 2030 as it braces for more frequent, severe and...
Hong Kong Boosts Flood Management as Climate Change Fuels Heavy Rains September 12, 2025 By Mary Hui Two years ago, extreme rainfall inundated Hong Kong, turning roads into raging rapids, submerging cars and flooding malls, making it...
S&P Warns of Reinsurer Protections as Catastrophe Risks Escalate September 8, 2025 By Gautam Naik As natural catastrophes become more frequent and destructive, a key backstop intended to help cover losses has gotten harder to...