On our warming planet, wildlife is on the move. Its redistribution is wide, complex and hard to predict since not every species responds to the same cues, or shifts at the same speed.
From the birth of modern environmentalism in the 1970s to the protectionist trade wars of 2026, the EU-US climate relationship has evolved from a shared mission into a volatile cycle of leadership, retreat, and deep-seated friction.
For years, critics of renewable energy focused on its high cost and unreliability. But technological advancements have changed the industry.
