Climate

Montana Tribes Blend Traditional Knowledge and Science

Mike Durglo Jr. has devoted his life to preparing his home and his people for climate change. As the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes climate change coordinator he wrote one of the first tribal climate action plans in the country over 15 years ago.

Dead humpback off Denmark confirmed as 'Timmy'

Divers have been able to confirm that the deceased humpback whale spotted off the Danish coast is the creature that came to be nicknamed "Timmy" as it spent more than a month stranded off the northern German coastline in the Baltic Sea. Denmark's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) confirmed the news on Saturday.

Policy shifts stall burns and raise wildfire risks

A fire fighter conducts a controlled burn in southern Washington. Chiara Eisner/NPR hide caption toggle caption Chiara Eisner/NPR It was a rare windless April day in southern Washington and Adam Lieberg was stuck in front of his computer.

Dead humpback off Denmark identified as 'Timmy'

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Dead humpback found off Anholt, Denmark

A whale has reportedly been spotted off the Danish island of Anholt, with the local Danish Environmental Protection Agency believing it has been dead for some time, according to Danish media.

Masculinity and Climate: Why Men Hesitate and How to Engage

Mike Smith had been a US fighter pilot for more than a decade when he took what he describes as a 'hard turn' out of the navy. He decided to trade a life of deployment, fighter jets and cruise missile operations for one of planting trees and sustainability.

When Climate Concern Collides with Masculinity

Mike Smith had been a US fighter pilot for more than a decade when he took what he describes as a 'hard turn' out of the navy. He decided to trade a life of deployment, fighter jets and cruise missile operations for one of planting trees and sustainability.

Hotter 2026 and El Niño Could Spark Extreme Wildfires

The world could see a "particularly severe year" of wildfires fueled by climate change and a potentially strong El Nino weather phenomenon after a record-breaking first few months of 2026, researchers warned Tuesday.

Nigeria's Solar Surge Hindered by Costs and Policy

Inside a music studio in Owerri, the capital of Nigeria's southeastern Imo State, there is no generator noise, no lingering fuel smell, and no flickering lights. That's considered a rarity in a country where chronic electricity shortages are commonplace.

Amsterdam Bans Ads for Meat and Fossil Fuels

Each day, Reint Jan Renes commutes from the regal main station of the Dutch capital Amsterdam to his office, weaving through the city's tree-lined canals on foot. He often finds the walk frustrating.