Axios

According to a new analysis, the South and Southeast have experienced the most extreme weather-related power outages during the past two decades.

Why it matters: The electrical grid is under increasing strain as climate change raises the frequency and severity of extreme weather events, from heat waves to wildfires.

Google's philanthropic arm is making one of its first rounds of funding for a youth-led climate organization to Climate Cardinals.

Why it matters: The donation itself is a signal that youth-led groups are maturing and gaining in momentum, as young people grow impatient with the pace and scope of action.

Europe's temperatures are rising roughly twice as fast the global average because of human-caused climate change, making it the fastest-warming continent on the planet, according to a new joint report from two international climate monitoring organizations.

Why it matters: The organizations warned that the increased temperatures have made, and will continue to make, heat waves, wildfires, droughts, flooding and glacier ice loss worse across the continent.

A hotter-than-usual summer is likely to occur in the U.S. and many other parts of the globe, according to new forecasts and scientific research.

Why it matters: Extreme heat is a major public health threat and plays a role in droughts and wildfires.

The Climate Migration Council is out with a set of actionable steps to take to address the growing challenge of climate mobility.

Why it matters: Climate change is unleashing a litany of disasters forcing people to relocate, often in stressful and dangerous circumstances.

Global electric vehicle sales are still heading upward, but headwinds are preventing faster mass-market adoption.

Why it matters: An International Energy Agency report explores the status of EVs, an important tool for displacing oil and fighting global warming.

A day of reckoning has come for Elon Musk, who's set to address investors and analysts about Tesla on Tuesday evening following a disastrous start to the year for the world's most valuable car company.

Why it matters: A perfect storm of slumping sales, a plummeting stock price, thousands of job cuts, internal leaks, product recalls, and a mercurial CEO has set the stage for a potentially explosive earnings call.