Granada Earthquake: Spain Rocked by Tremor in Malaga
A strong earthquake struck Granada, Spain, on July 26, with tremors felt in Malaga and described by locals as feeling like an explosion.
Category : Climate
Illegal gold rush devastates Peruvian Amazon as record prices fuel crisis
Illegal gold mining has cleared 140,000 hectares of Peruvian Amazon, fuelled by record prices, with armed groups causing deforestation and mercury poisoning.
UK fourth heatwave brings severe fire risk
A fourth heatwave hits the UK bringing a risk of exceptionally severe fires. Temperatures could reach 32-33C in southern England, with a yellow heat alert issued for multiple regions.
Data centres fuel US clean energy boom but jeopardise climate targets
Data centres spur clean energy growth but also keep fossil fuel plants online, threatening US climate goals.
Met Office says UK to hit 33C this week
Temperatures could reach 33C in southern and eastern parts of the UK on Wednesday, according to the Met Office, with a north-south split expected.
Thousands of Tuvaluans Seek Climate Visas to Relocate to Australia
Thousands of Tuvaluans apply for climate visas to Australia as rising seas threaten their nation, under a landmark migration deal.
Sky News halts for breaking update on French wildfires
Sky News interrupted for breaking update on French wildfires; reporter Sadiya Chowdhury forced to flee dangerous situation near Bordeaux as 270,000 evacuated.
US heatwave: 122F temperatures as 'dangerous' conditions hit millions
A heatwave with temperatures up to 122F (50C) is set to hit central US, affecting 70 million people, with a 'heat dome' causing sustained high temperatures.
Fourth heatwave to hit UK with severe fire risk
A fourth heatwave is set to hit parts of southern England, bringing highs of 32-33°C and an exceptionally severe fire risk, while the rest of the UK stays cooler.
Heart donor gave me a new life: North East mum after games
Louise McLellan, 56, from County Durham, says her heart donor gave her a new life after winning medals at the European Transplant Games in Arnhem.
Light Pollution Threatens Atacama Desert's Pristine Skies
Light pollution from nearby cities threatens the pristine night skies of Chile's Atacama Desert, home to world-class observatories. Astronomers warn of impact on research.
Dying mum raises £50k for Enhertu drug denied by NHS
Jess Duggan, 44, raised over £50,000 for Enhertu after a Mirror appeal, having been given six weeks to live. The drug is denied in England but free in Scotland.
Scientists set fire to homes to study wildfire defence techniques
Researchers in South Carolina burn test homes to learn how to protect houses from increasingly severe wildfires driven by climate change.
Wildfires Force Evacuations in France, Spain
Raging wildfires in southwest France have forced 55,000 more evacuations overnight, bringing the total displaced to over 250,000, as flames creep toward Bordeaux.
Nearly two dozen US states sue Trump over cancellation of $7bn solar grant
Nearly two dozen US states sue Trump administration over cancellation of $7bn solar grant for low-income communities, citing rising energy costs and broken promises.
Green Groups Sue Trump Over BP's Deepwater Gulf Drilling Project
Environmental groups sue Trump administration over approval of BP's ultra-deep Gulf drilling project on Deepwater Horizon anniversary.
Israel demolishes entire Lebanese villages, raising war crime concerns
Israeli military demolishes entire villages in south Lebanon using explosives. Rights groups say wanton destruction may be war crime; residents describe loss.
Wildfires: 200,000 Evacuated, Brits Flee France and Spain
British citizens evacuate homes in France as wildfires force 200,000 from their homes in southwestern France and central Spain. Over 141,000 evacuated in Gironde and Landes alone.
Keep cool in a heatwave: advice from those who know best
When heatwaves strike, people who experience extreme temperatures year-round have valuable advice. Here are their top methods to stay cool and safe.
Wildfires Force Over 300,000 to Flee in France and Spain
Thousands crowded into emergency shelters as wildfires in France and Spain forced over 300,000 to flee their homes, with 42,000 hectares burned in France alone.
Norway launches £7.2m fund to lure researchers fleeing US academic freedom crackdown
Norway launches £7.2m fund to attract top researchers fleeing US academic freedom pressures and Trump-era cuts, with focus on climate and other fields.
UK Set for 32C Heatwave as Fourth Summer Scorcher Arrives
Temperatures will soar to 32C in southeast England on Wednesday as the UK's fourth heatwave of the summer returns, prompting drought warnings and water safety advice.
Great Barrier Reef Suffers Worst Annual Coral Loss on Record
Great Barrier Reef's worst annual coral loss recorded, with 25-30% drop in northern and southern sections after 2024 bleaching event.
Australia to Introduce Road Tax for Electric Vehicle Owners
Australia to introduce road user charges for EVs as fuel excise revenue falls; PM confirms reform will be discussed at productivity roundtable.
The Mysterious Hum: A Low-Frequency Enigma Haunting Britain
The mysterious low-frequency Hum affecting 4% globally, with UK reports from Bristol to Swansea, remains unexplained amid natural and technological theories.
Dog Trainer Explains Why You Should Never Say 'No' to a Puppy
Dog trainer Kim Paciotti explains why saying 'no' to puppies creates learned helplessness, and offers better redirection techniques.
Fragrant walk among honeysuckle's sweet stranglehold
An early morning walk in Deerness Valley reveals honeysuckle's beauty and sinister nature, a vegetable boa constrictor climbing trees and emitting a fanfare of scent.
Adelaide airport pulls conservation ads, keeps gas ads
Adelaide airport pulled digital billboards from environmental groups targeting Labor MPs as 'too political', while gas and mining ads continued running.
Multi-way clothes: sustainable or just another buy?
Multi-way clothing is touted as sustainable, but experts warn it may be a marketing ploy that encourages buying more, not less.
Against the tide: forgotten young people of coastal towns
Young people in coastal communities face isolation, poor mental health, and lack of opportunities, but remain resilient and hopeful.
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