
Donor Influence Tests Climate Research Independence
A perspective study links fossil fuel and corporate donations to potential influence over university research agendas.
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Germany Builds Backups for U.S. Climate Data
The German Climate Computing Center is preparing roughly five petabytes of storage in Hamburg.
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Seven Earth Boundaries Exceed Safe Limits
The 2026 Planetary Health Check reports seven of nine planetary boundaries beyond safe limits.
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Batteries Bridge Google’s Hourly Clean Power Gaps
A three-month Google-sponsored pilot used two esVolta battery systems in the United States.
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Morocco Links Solar to Battery Storage
The system has 25 MW of power capacity and 125 MWh of storage, providing up to five hours of discharge.
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Rainmakers Face Blame as Rains Shift
Prolonged droughts and sudden intense storms are damaging crops, livestock, food supplies, and subsistence incomes.
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Space Solar’s Promise Meets Cost Reality
Overview Energy says it plans a space-based solar demonstration in January 2028.
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Courts Block Emergency Coal Extensions
The D.C. Circuit rejected orders requiring Michigan’s J.H. Campbell coal plant to operate beyond its planned retirement.
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Europe’s Heatwave Bill Reaches €180 Billion
Stiell cited an estimate of €180 billion in European summer weather-related losses, described in some reports as about 1% of EU GDP.
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Record Heat Nears Climate Thresholds
August 2026 was the hottest August in multiple global temperature datasets and tied July 2023 for the hottest month in the Copernicus record.
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Donor Influence Tests Climate Research Independence
A perspective study links fossil fuel and corporate donations to potential influence over university research agendas.
3 articles and details
