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UN's top court says healthy environment is a human right
Experts say the non-binding advisory opinion could mark a turning point in international climate law.
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Global food prices surge as heat, drought and rain disrupt crops
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World court to rule on countries’ duty to fight climate change
The case has been dubbed a ‘David versus Goliath’ battle, with vulnerable nations pushing for a more robust legal framework for climate action.
Climate shelters: When the heat is on, where can you escape to?
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Is climate change fuelling Europe’s early, extreme wildfire season?
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Climate researcher: Hungary's extreme weather due to global heating
Hungary and the Balkans are experiencing the effects of global warming faster than other locations in Europe, with higher temperatures causing significant damage to agriculture.
Scientists slam ‘injustice’ of scarce Global South climate studies
Scientists say inconclusive results in a climate attribution study on deadly floods and landslides in Colombia and Venezuela expose inequality in climate research.
Climate change could force FIFA to rethink the World Cup calendar
Scientists warn extreme heat could endanger players and fans at the 2026 World Cup without major schedule changes.
What scientists got right - and wrong - about coastal threats
From agricultural pollution to the spread of invasive species and climate change, there are myriad shifting threats to rocky shores.
Trump admin won’t publish key climate reports on NASA site as promised
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Rising heat is already affecting Europe’s economy, and researchers warn the losses in GDP and productivity will worsen in the decades ahead.
Is the UK’s spate of heatwaves the new normal under climate change?
The pace of change and clustering of record-breaking extreme weather are far from natural, the scientists emphasise.
Two people feared missing as torrential rain batters Spain's Catalonia
Several countries in Europe issued weather alerts for heavy rainfall and storms. It comes after a large part of the continent experienced extreme heatwaves.
Flood sirens gave this Texas community a crucial warning
The town of Comfort installed flood sirens after past disasters. In July, they helped every resident survive.
Solar becomes EU’s largest electricity source for the first time
The Netherlands and Greece were the top solar record setters, while wind power also hit new highs in May and June.
Is Europe’s whiplash weather the new normal for summer?
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How climate change is threatening your glass of milk
A new study reveals extreme heat slashes dairy yields, and even high-tech cooling can’t fully fix the problem.