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"Tout est sec" : le monde du vin victime du dérèglement climatique, de la France à la Suède

Les vendanges commencent cette semaine dans plusieurs vignobles français, environ trois semaines plus tôt que dans les années 1970. Une précocité exceptionnelle, symptôme d'un dérèglement climatique qui met la filière sous pression. Nouvelles techniques, nouveaux terroirs : le monde viticole riposte.

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US cities expand cooling centers but struggle to get people inside

More air-conditioned spaces are open during extreme heat, but distance, stigma and risk perception keep many away

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‘Walking sausage’: the giant stick insect that proves it’s not over till we give up

Also known as the tree lobster, this ultra-rare creature was inadvertently driven to the brink by European settlers

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En images : quand les fleuves européens s'assèchent, les vestiges du passé refont surface

Alors que la sécheresse s'abat sur l'Europe depuis de longues semaines, les grands fleuves européens se retirent et laissent apparaître des vestiges d'un autre temps. Navires de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, mammouth,... : tour d'horizon en images de ces découvertes.

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Could England and Wales ever run out of water?

Last month in England was the driest July since records began almost two centuries ago. How concerned should we be?

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‘Waste colonialism’ – the Turkish city carrying the weight of Britain’s pollution problem

In this week’s newsletter: a Guardian investigation reveals that the UK exported 139,000 tonnes of rubbish to poor districts in Adana, where farmers are left to cope with microplastics, toxic smoke, and debris

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Police drop hundreds of charges over climate blockade

More than 100 climate protesters who successfully blockaded coal ships in a large-scale demonstration have had their charges dropped two years later.

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Why Britain is breathing the world’s wildfire smoke

Scientists say global blazes account for 10% of UK’s particle pollution – and climate crisis could make the problem worse

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Country diary: Rare Wensleydale sheep have their day in the sun

Garstang, Lancashire: With fedora and broken shepherd’s crook, I was a judge at an agricultural show, inspecting the mouths and fleeces of some fantastic breeds

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‘We expected it, but now it’s here’: on the frontline of Australia’s bird flu outbreak, people are distressed

As Australia prepares for the H5 bird flu to potentially rip through hundreds of species, residents of the Limestone Coast are already seeing the impacts

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Supreme Court Term to Start Hot

OT 2026 leads off with climate litigation.

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‘Like a jet taking off’: the cicada that can top 120 decibels and nearly break the pain threshold

The palm-sized greengrocer comes in many colours and has long been a collectible item for Australian children

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All bodies of water in England polluted with toxic chemicals, official data shows

Environment Agency assessments find just 14.3% of country’s surface waters in good ecological status

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Country diary: Even in a heatwave, signs of last winter storms still linger

South Devon: On holiday in deeply familiar places, we swim fully clothed, snack on overhanging cherries and see the fallen Teignmouth pier

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Adapting to global heating: which UK public services are struggling in hot weather?

As NHS told to prepare for extreme weather, strain also felt in other areas including transport and farming

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England’s climate is changing and our planting must change with it

Letter: We are trying to keep a pre‑industrial flora alive in a post‑industrial climate, writes Richard Eltringham

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Alarming surge in bluetongue disease reported among UK sheep

Farmers advised to vaccinate after recent hot weather provides ideal conditions for virus-carrying midges

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The herbicide haunting a New York farm town

Paraquat is banned in over 70 countries. Some farmers and their families in Hebron believe the pesticide is causing Parkinson’s disease and are demanding that New York ban it

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‘You’d want one as a pet’: the irresistibly cute solar-powered sea slug

The beady-eyed, Pokémon-like leaf sheep is far more ingenious than us land mammals

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Butterflies around the world are changing habitats – and experts say it’s ‘signalling a warning’

New research shows early-warning species is on the move, expanding or contracting geographic range and changing altitude

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The ‘Cockroach Lord’ who names new species after Tolkien and Pokémon characters

Cristian Lucañas has discovered multiple species of cockroach in the Philippines, and believes there’s far more to the much-maligned insect than meets the eye

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El Niño could push 50m people into acute hunger before end of next year

UN forecasters warn of worsening conditions in 45 countries currently experiencing severe food insecurity

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Specieswatch: Wild deer release millions of tonnes of methane a year

Scientists find ruminants emit more of greenhouse gas individually than cows, although total contribution tiny compared with domesticated livestock

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Country diary: A beetle with a prehensile anus? Thanks to local wildlife recorders, I know one lives here

Ceredigion: Let’s sing the praises of this network of volunteers who move slowly and look hard, gathering vital wildlife data – and finding fantastic species

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Énergie : pourquoi le nucléaire n'est pas épargné par le dérèglement climatique

La sécheresse qui sévit sur une partie de l'Europe fragilise de nouveau la production électrique des centrales nucléaires installées au bord des cours d'eau, dont le volume se raréfie. Plusieurs réacteurs viennent d'être mis à l'arrêt en Europe de l'Est et en France. Explications.

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