Without climate change, the UK’s 40C heatwave would have been “basically impossible.”
Leading scientists have concluded that last week's record high temperatures in the UK would have been…
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Study: Bullfrogs and snakes are invasive species that cost the world $16 billion.
Scientists who looked at how much damage invasive pests do to economies worldwide found that two species…
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Weather experts say that excellent times in the UK are warmer than they used to be.
Experts say that heatwaves worldwide are clear evidence of the climate crisis. Meteorologists have warned…
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Fires erupt after the United Kingdom’s temperature rises to 40 degrees Celsius for the first time.
Temperatures in the UK have reached beyond 40C (104F) for the first time in recorded history.
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Heat-related deaths are expected to quadruple by 2050 due to global climate change.
Over the next few decades, the number of heat-related deaths is expected to triple, according to the…
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This week is expected to be extremely hot in parts of Canada and China, which is unusual for this time of year.
Parts of Europe will experience a simultaneous drop in temperature, providing a welcome reprieve for…
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Recent research shows methane is more sensitive than previously thought to global warming.
According to scientists, the rapid growth in greenhouse gases may be due to changes in the atmosphere.
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After late-night negotiations, EU nations have agreed on a climate change pact.
A €59 billion fund to reduce the financial burden of new laws on those with little financial resources…
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Global warming
Global warming may not be amusing or surprising but it is still the most important thing that’s happening
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Pollution? – We call it ‘smog’ or ‘haze’ but it’s a real killer
Pollution kills at least nine million people and costs trillions of dollars every year, according to…
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