Met Office: UK Rain to End, 30C Heatwave Expected June 22
The Met Office forecasts an end to UK rain with high pressure bringing warm conditions. Temperatures could reach 30C in London by June 22, with a potential for hot spells into July.
Category : Climate
UK Weather: 30C Scorcher Hits England With 31 Hottest Cities
UK weather maps turn red as England braces for a 30C scorcher. Full list of 31 hottest cities on Monday, June 22, including London, Birmingham, and Norwich.
Richest 1% Exhaust 2026 Carbon Budget in Just 10 Days, Oxfam Reveals
Oxfam analysis shows the wealthiest 0.1% used their annual carbon allowance in three days. The charity urges UK to tax extreme wealth and polluting industries to fund a green transition.
Women Document Ecuador's Tanker Crisis with Uncertainty and Fear
In Ecuador, women photographers capture the tense advance of a tanker, highlighting local uncertainty and fear amid environmental and economic threats.
366-Day Search for Cats Lost in LA Wildfires: A Woman's Unwavering Promise
After her home burned down in the 2025 Altadena wildfires, Darlene Hamilton spent 366 days searching for her missing cats, Merlyn and Kiki. Read her story of loss, hope, and resilience.
Climate Crisis Puts Future of Winter Olympics at Risk as Artificial Snow Reliance Soars
The 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy will require millions of cubic metres of artificial snow as warming winters reduce freezing days, raising serious questions about the long-term viability of traditional alpine venues.
Is It Too Cold to Walk Your Dog? Expert Winter Pet Care Tips
Veterinary experts reveal how to protect your dog during UK cold snaps. From paw care to indoor exercise, learn essential winter pet safety tips to keep your pet healthy.
Winter Dog Walk Warning: The One Thing Owners Must Do After Every Walk
Vets urge dog owners to check and wipe their dog
UK Vastly Underestimated AI Datacentre Carbon Emissions, New Data Shows
The UK government raised its estimate of carbon emissions from AI datacentres by over 100 times, now projecting up to 123m tonnes of CO2 over 10 years, sparking climate concerns.
Trump Slams UK Green Energy as 'Scam', Calls Wind Turbine Buyers 'Stupid'
Donald Trump has launched a scathing critique of UK and European green energy policies, labelling them a
UK Authorities Race to Contain Suspected Avian Flu Outbreak in Swans
UK environmental and veterinary authorities are urgently working to contain a suspected avian influenza outbreak affecting swan populations, raising concerns over wildlife and public health risks.
Scientists Uncover Surprising Origin of Earth's Wispy Cirrus Clouds
New research reveals a surprising source for high-altitude cirrus clouds, challenging climate models. Discover how this impacts our understanding of global warming.
Over 1,300 Killed in Southeast Asia Floods: A Climate Warning
Catastrophic floods and cyclones have claimed over 1,300 lives across Southeast Asia. Experts warn this
Norwegian Skier Delivers 21,000-Signature Petition to IOC Demanding Fossil-Free Winter Sports
Norwegian skier Nikolai Schirmer has presented the International Olympic Committee with a petition signed by over 21,000 people calling for an end to fossil fuel company sponsorship in winter sports ahead of the Milan Cortina Games.
New Study Reveals Sea Levels Already Higher Than Thought, Millions More at Risk
A groundbreaking study warns that global sea levels could be up to 4.9 feet higher than previously estimated, putting 132 million more people at risk of flooding, with Southeast Asia and the UK particularly vulnerable.
Pelosi Brands Trump 'Biggest Con Job' in US History Over Climate
Nancy Pelosi and top Democrats condemn Trump
Catastrophic Fire Warning in NSW as Parliament Rushes Environment Laws
New South Wales issues its first catastrophic fire warning in two years. Meanwhile, Labor and the Greens are set to fast-track major environmental protection laws. Stay informed on the developing situation.
New Mexico's $12m Uranium Mine Cleanup Targets Five High-Risk Sites
New Mexico launches a critical $12 million project to clean up five abandoned uranium mines posing severe radiation risks. The effort addresses a legacy of contamination affecting Navajo communities.
Climate Change Drives Mass Seabird Deaths on European Coastlines
Thousands of dead seabirds, including puffins and shags, are washing ashore across Europe in 2026, linked to intense storms from climate change disrupting their foraging abilities.
March Shatters Records as Most Abnormally Hot Month in US History
Federal meteorologists confirm March 2026 was the most abnormally hot month in 132 years for the continental United States, with temperatures soaring 9.35°F above normal.
Victoria's Longwood Bushfire: One Dead, 300 Structures Lost as Residents Face Inferno
As the Longwood bushfire ravages central Victoria, residents like David Rigby defend their homes. Over 350,000 hectares burned, 300 structures destroyed. Read the full story of survival and loss.
A Country Diary: The Lonely Chapel That Whispers and Roars in the Wind
A journey to a remote Welsh chapel reveals nature
Labour's Green Policy Contradictions: From EV Taxes to Forest Funding U-Turn
Analysis reveals Labour
Human Remains Found as Australia's Bushfires Ravage Over 350,000 Hectares
Human remains discovered in Victoria as Australia
Harcourt Bushfire: 50 Homes Lost as Victorian Town Reels from Blaze
A devastating bushfire in Harcourt, Victoria, has destroyed around 50 properties. Residents return to scenes of destruction and miraculous survival. Read the full story.
Greenland's Fishing Industry Faces Climate Crisis as Traditional Livelihoods Melt Away
Traditional ice fishermen in Greenland confront unprecedented challenges as Arctic warming accelerates, threatening an industry that constitutes 95% of the territory
COP30 Climate Talks Disrupted by Fire in Belem, Evacuations Ordered
A fire forced the evacuation of the COP30 climate summit in Brazil, halting crucial negotiations. UN chief Guterres urges compromise as the conference enters its final days. #COP30 #ClimateAction
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