Britain Scorches Through Record-Breaking June Heatwave
Britain faces record-breaking June temperatures with a rare red weather warning. See photos of the extreme heatwave and what it means for climate change.
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Allentown Fire: 100 Evacuated as Recycling Plant Blaze Spreads
A massive fire at an Allentown recycling plant forced 100 evacuations, sparked air quality concerns, and highlights how climate change fuels urban blazes. Expert analysis inside.
Precious Drops: Spray Helps Crop Farmers Facing Declining Rainfall
A biodegradable polymer spray developed in Western Australia captures moisture from the air and delivers it to crop seeds, offering drought-proofing for farmers facing declining rainfall.
36.1°C in Hampshire: UK Just Recorded Its Hottest June Day Ever
UK records hottest June day ever at 36.1°C in Hampshire, breaking a 1976 record. Climate experts warn this scorcher is a sign of what’s to come.
Mysterious Turquoise Tint: Why the Black Sea Turned Milky Blue
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Why Investors Reward Companies That Set Climate Goals
New research reveals investors reward companies with credible voluntary climate goals through higher stock prices and lower capital costs, signaling a market shift toward sustainability.
France Power Grid Collapses as Record Heat Wave Scorches Europe
A blistering heat wave has knocked out power for tens of thousands in France as Europe shatters temperature records. Experts warn the grid isn’t ready for climate change.
New ‘Prescription for the Planet’ Aims to Heal Environmental Crisis
A new ‘prescription for the planet’ from health and climate scientists sets specific targets to heal Earth’s vital signs — from CO₂ cuts to ecosystem restoration. Can we follow the doctor’s orders?
Cheap, effective and dangerous: How Australian farmers came to depend on the toxic weedkiller paraquat
Australian farmers rely on paraquat, a cheap weedkiller banned in 74 countries. New studies link it to Parkinson’s. Will a global ban force change?
Drowning Deaths Soar in France as Heatwave Grips Europe
Forty drownings in France linked to extreme heatwave as Europe battles record temperatures. Climate experts warn of hidden dangers as deaths spike 300%.
How Indigenous Fruit Trees Are Restoring Africa’s Landscapes
How African nations are using native fruit- and nut-bearing trees to restore degraded land, improve diets, and fight poverty — with over $1 billion in pledges backing the shift.
Plants Will Survive 2 Billion More Years — But the Sun Won’t Cooperate Forever
New model predicts plants can survive up to 2 billion more years as the sun brightens and CO₂ drops. Find out when photosynthesis finally fails on Earth.