Heatwave Puts Pressure on UK Water Supplies as Firms Urge Conservation
UK water firms urge conservation amid heatwave; Severn Trent makes emergency deliveries, United Utilities warns of hosepipe ban.
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Major Incident Declared as Wildfire Near Sizewell B
A major incident has been declared as about 90 firefighters battle a large-scale wildfire on National Trust land near Sizewell B nuclear power plant.
Major Incident Declared as Wildfire Near UK Nuclear Plant
A major incident has been declared as firefighters battle a large-scale wildfire at Dunwich Heath, moving towards St James' Church, with 90 crews on scene near Sizewell B nuclear power plant.
Climate change driving surge in urban rat numbers, study finds
Study finds rat numbers rising in 11 of 16 global cities due to warming temperatures, with Toronto facing a 'perfect rat storm'.
Milan Turns Off Fountains as Italy Faces Severe Drought
Milan turns off half its decorative fountains as Italy faces severe drought and heatwave, with water rationing expected in other regions.
Major Incident Declared After Fire Near Sizewell B
A major incident has been declared after a large forest fire broke out near Sizewell B nuclear power station in Suffolk, with around 70 firefighters tackling the blaze.
Trump’s 2025 Climate Claims Dubbed Startling
Donald Trump has made startling climate claims in 2025, including ‘global cooling’ and ‘beautiful coal’, continuing a pattern of dubious assertions.
Ocean Surface Temperatures Hit Record High in June, Scientists Warn
Ocean surface temperatures hit a record high in June, surpassing 2023 levels. Copernicus warns of severe consequences for weather and marine life.
Wildfire at Dunwich Heath: major incident declared
Around 70 firefighters and 14 engines battle a forest fire at the National Trust site in Suffolk. Public urged to avoid area, keep windows shut.
Wildfire at Dunwich Heath Sparks Major Incident
A major incident has been declared after a wildfire broke out at Dunwich Heath in Suffolk. Around 70 firefighters are tackling the blaze at the National Trust site, and the public is advised to avoid the area.
Parents missing family moments due to phone addiction
Over half of children aged 8-16 say parents' phone use causes them to miss important family moments, an 18-month study by Virgin Media O2 reveals.
Liverpool CEO admits 'change is inevitable' amid transfer talk
Billy Hogan says transition is natural as Liverpool prepare for new coach Andoni Iraola, player exits, and potential minority investment from Amit Bhatia consortium.
Europe's Summer Wildfires Break All-Time Record
Europe's wildfires break records, with France and Spain burning double the average area. Scientists link heatwaves to climate change and call for better land management.
Catastrophic Fire Danger as Heatwave Threatens Records in South-East Australia
Intense heat threatens temperature records across south-east Australia, with catastrophic fire danger declared in Victoria and total fire bans in multiple states.
Easter Island's Moai Statues at Risk from Erosion and Rising Seas
Easter Island's iconic moai statues are eroding due to climate change and rising seas, prompting urgent conservation decisions.
Victorian Bushfire Survivor Ken Norris Counts His Blessings After Watching Property Burn
Ken Norris watched his Victorian property burn but feels lucky his house survived. He and his wife escaped with pets as wildfires raged across the state.
Wealthy Elites Drive Climate Change Through High-Carbon Lifestyles
The world's richest contribute disproportionately to climate change through high-carbon lifestyles and investments, new research shows.
Lightning May Have Sparked Fire Destroying US Marine Lab
Officials investigate whether lightning caused a fire that destroyed the University of South Florida’s marine science lab, requiring 200 firefighters.
Pacific students celebrate landmark ICJ climate opinion
Pacific students celebrate ICJ advisory opinion declaring states must prevent climate harm and may be liable for compensation.
Air Quality Warnings Persist Across US as Wildfire Smoke Blankets Region
Air quality warnings persist across US as Canadian wildfire smoke blankets many states; World Cup final likely to proceed on Sunday.
Sarah Wilson: We're too late to avoid civilisation collapse
In her book I Eat the Stars, Sarah Wilson argues civilisation is collapsing under complexity, but there is still much to fight for if we confront reality.
Shameful heatwave treatment of London families
Homeless families in a London glass tower were denied air conditioning during a heatwave, causing children to become ill, sparking outrage over basic dignity.
Residents Return to Wildfire Homes Near Madrid
Residents of El Morro near Madrid return to find devastation after wildfires, with burnt cars and homes, struggling to process the loss.
King Charles hit by £10m loss as royal charity income falls
Royal Collection Trust annual report shows net income dropped by over £10 million to £3.5 million, with visitor numbers down 6% and retail sales falling.
Global Heating Could Lead to 500,000 Additional Premature Deaths Annually by 2050, Study Warns
Study predicts nearly half a million extra premature deaths per year by 2050 due to climate-driven physical inactivity, with biggest impacts in poorer regions.
Chile Health Alert Over Hantavirus Fatality Rate Rise
Chile has declared a nationwide health alert lasting until July 2027 after hantavirus fatality rate rose from 18% to 39%, with 46 cases and 18 deaths this year.
Unprecedented Arctic Heatwave Threatens Reindeer and Christmas Traditions
Record-breaking heatwave in the Arctic Circle threatens reindeer herds and Lapland's Christmas traditions, scientists warn.
Scotland Braces for Heavy Rain as July Ends With Washout
Heavy rain and cooler temperatures are forecast for parts of Scotland on Thursday, with 29 areas in Scotland and Northern Ireland facing downpours, according to the Met Office.
Flash drought in half of England after driest July
Almost half of England is in drought after the driest July on record, with farmers warning of crop damage and potential shortages of vegetables like baking potatoes.
China Storms: Death Toll Rises to 15 as Xi Jinping Calls for All-Out Rescue
Severe storms in China kill 15, injure hundreds, and displace tens of thousands; Xi Jinping calls for all-out rescue efforts.
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