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Every major Italian city is on heat alert as the drought hits Hungary’s nuclear power

Drought-starved Danube water can no longer cool the reactors, forcing Hungary to ration power as Italy puts all 27 major cities on red alert.

By Giada Zampano, Kirsten Grieshaber, Justin Spike and The Associated PressAugust 6, 2026

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Climate-change life means 74-year-old retirees wake up hours earlier to beat the heat: ‘As soon as you walk outside, you’re already sweating’

By Alexa St. John, Linley Sanders and The Associated PressAugust 6, 2026

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One of the world’s poorest countries spent $170 million on a cable car system that nobody uses, just before the president fled the country

By Alexander Joe and The Associated PressAugust 6, 2026

I’m a data center CEO. Communities deserve better partners, not blanket bans

By Chris CrosbyAugust 6, 2026

A Slovak town just broke its own heat record — for the third time this year

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Meet an 86-year-old logger-turned-protester fighting to protect British Columbia’s final old growth trees: ‘it’s practically naked’

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Crypto billionaire Michael Saylor says he made $15 billion last year with ChatGPT—and has one rule: ‘Don’t try to outwork the robots’

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RWE’s $1.22B exit marks the latest in Trump’s billion-dollar offshore wind buyouts—now topping $3B to redirect developers to fossil fuels

RWE’s $1.22B exit marks the latest in Trump’s billion-dollar offshore wind buyouts—now topping $3B to redirect developers to fossil fuels

By Jordan BlumAugust 6, 2026

Are you committing tax fraud? New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s about to find out, all thanks to the pied-à-terre tax rollout

Are you committing tax fraud? New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s about to find out, all thanks to the pied-à-terre tax rollout

By Catherina GioinoAugust 6, 2026

Boss sits with worker to discuss raise at office

Over a third of employers handed out ‘peanut butter raises’ this year—now, a quarter of bosses admit they’re losing top talent because of bad pay

By Emma BurleighAugust 6, 2026

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SoftBank profits drop 18%, stock falls 4% in Tokyo

By Yuri Kageyama and The Associated PressAugust 6, 2026

FIFA apologizes for failed Infantino bid to sell the World Cup to Trump’s in-laws, but throws ‘full support’ behind his continued presidency

FIFA apologizes for failed Infantino bid to sell the World Cup to Trump’s in-laws, but throws ‘full support’ behind his continued presidency

By James Robson and The Associated PressAugust 6, 2026

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Nintendo profit surges over 50% on movie, console sales even as sales fall

By Yuri Kageyama and The Associated PressAugust 6, 2026

Computer science enrollment is plunging, but AI is taking over the rest of the college campus as it reshapes how students learn and work

Computer science enrollment is plunging, but AI is taking over the rest of the college campus as it reshapes how students learn and work

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezAugust 6, 2026

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How the pandemic fueled the rise of the ‘Buy Nothing’ economy

How the pandemic fueled the rise of the ‘Buy Nothing’ economy

By Beth KowittJuly 30, 2021

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Why healthier families and communities belong on the corporate agenda
By Alison Omens and Deborah BaeJune 26, 2021

Tsunami warning issued for Hawaii after massive 8.2 quake hits Alaska

Tsunami warning issued for Hawaii after massive 8.2 quake hits Alaska

By The Associated PressJuly 29, 2021

Countries are still struggling to agree on coal as COP26 looms

Countries are still struggling to agree on coal as COP26 looms

By Katherine DunnJuly 28, 2021

How a hedge fund is forcing change at ExxonMobil

How a hedge fund is forcing change at ExxonMobil

By Fortune EditorsJuly 23, 2021

Unable to outrun Tesla or climate change, Mercedes goes all in on EVs

Unable to outrun Tesla or climate change, Mercedes goes all in on EVs

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan HetznerJuly 22, 2021

Jeff Bezos' joy ride and the meme trail it left behind

Jeff Bezos’s historic rocket trip created one giant meme trail back on Earth

By Sophie MellorJuly 21, 2021

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Congress is reinstating an Obama-era rule that targets methane emission
By Matthew Daly and The Associated PressJune 25, 2021

Chevron’s carbon capture project hasn’t worked, but Sinopec thinks its will

Chevron’s carbon capture project hasn’t worked, but Sinopec thinks its will

By Eamon BarrettJuly 21, 2021

12 dead as world’s biggest iPhone production base gets 8 months of rain in one day

12 dead as world’s biggest iPhone production base gets 8 months of rain in one day

By BloombergJuly 21, 2021

Emissions set to rise to record levels as clean energy spending falls short, IEA warns

Emissions set to rise to record levels as clean energy spending falls short, IEA warns

By Katherine DunnJuly 20, 2021

The West doesn’t need Chinese tech to fight climate change

The West doesn’t need Chinese tech to fight climate change

By Denis PayreJuly 20, 2021

China just launched the world’s largest carbon trading market—and it already needs reforming

China just launched the world’s largest carbon trading market—and it already needs reforming

By Eamon BarrettJuly 16, 2021

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What the pandemic revealed about the meat supply chain
By Georgie SmithJune 24, 2021

J&J recalls some Neutrogena and Aveeno sunscreens after carcinogen found

J&J recalls some Neutrogena and Aveeno sunscreens after carcinogen found

By Anna Edney, Riley Griffin and BloombergJuly 14, 2021

Greenwashing is the threat to climate action, says Al Gore

Greenwashing is the threat to climate action, says Al Gore

By Katherine DunnJuly 14, 2021

Al Gore says the world is finally making progress on addressing climate change

Al Gore says the world is finally making progress on addressing climate change

By Katherine DunnJuly 14, 2021

Days before the Olympics, Tokyo tries to stop its swimming venue from smelling ‘like a toilet’

Days before the Olympics, Tokyo tries to stop its swimming venue from smelling ‘like a toilet’

By Erica Yokoyama and BloombergJuly 13, 2021

Europe’s manufacturers fear landmark carbon import tax may do more harm than good

Europe’s manufacturers fear landmark carbon import tax may do more harm than good

By Christiaan Hetzner, David Meyer and Christiaan HetznerJuly 13, 2021

Plant-based menus are taking over at top fast food chains

Plant-based menus are taking over at top fast food chains

By Alyssa NewcombJuly 12, 2021

BlackRock boss Larry Fink says bad climate regulation is pushing the world toward $100 oil

BlackRock boss Larry Fink says bad climate regulation is pushing the world toward $100 oil

By Erik Schatzker and BloombergJuly 12, 2021

Carbon credit explainer: How the business of buying and selling emissions really works

Carbon credit explainer: How the business of buying and selling emissions really works

By Geoff ColvinJuly 9, 2021

These are the American cities most vulnerable to ‘food shock’

These are the American cities most vulnerable to ‘food shock’

By Katherine DunnJuly 7, 2021

Hot enough for you? June in North America was the hottest ever recorded

Hot enough for you? June in North America was the hottest ever recorded

By Laura Millan Lombrana and BloombergJuly 7, 2021

The newest challenges for the sustainable apparel industry

The newest challenges for the sustainable apparel industry

By Lindsey Tramuta and Alyssa NewcombJuly 5, 2021

COVID forced America to confront its shopping addiction. Can we break the habit?

COVID forced America to confront its shopping addiction. Can we break the habit?

By J.B. MacKinnonJuly 3, 2021

BMW's electric sedan i4

As rivals map their exit strategies, BMW refuses to write off combustion engine cars

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan HetznerJuly 3, 2021

Hurricane Elsa bears down on the Caribbean

Hurricane Elsa bears down on the Caribbean

By Chris MorrisJuly 2, 2021

Porsche to suppliers: shift to clean energy—or else

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Porsche to suppliers: shift to clean energy—or else

By Christiaan Hetzner and Christiaan HetznerJuly 2, 2021

Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good on developing a diverse power supply

Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good on developing a diverse power supply

By Fortune EditorsJuly 1, 2021

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Actress Emma Watson and Twitter’s cofounder back startup aiming to revolutionize plastic

By Jeremy KahnJune 30, 2021

Our energy grids can’t handle the heat—in fact, they’re making it worse

Our energy grids can’t handle the heat—in fact, they’re making it worse

By Eamon BarrettJune 30, 2021

In a move toward sustainability, big beauty brands take a look in the mirror

In a move toward sustainability, big beauty brands take a look in the mirror

By Danielle Bernabe and Alyssa NewcombJune 28, 2021

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