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Winemakers across Europe face the challenges of climate change

Winegrowers in France are harvesting their grapes unusually early this season because of the effects of climate change. While the rising global temperatures offer a new chance for winemakers in northern and Scandinavian countries, experts say it’s too early to expect a drastic shift in the viticultural map.

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Hounslow Tory and Reform councillors under fire over 'climate hoax' social media posts

The leader of Hounslow Reform, Cllr Tony Brown, reposted tweets which say ‘climate emergency is a big hoax’

Evening Standard

Air India Phuket flight turbulence: Why Indian flyers may face more rough flights and the one habit that can prevent serious injuries

The Air India Phuket-Delhi flight that suddenly dropped nearly 300 feet over Odisha and injured passengers and crew has renewed concerns about turbulence. With climate change potentially increasing turbulence over India, experts stress one simple precaution: passengers should keep their seat belts fastened whenever they are seated.

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Stop fighting the climate: Expert-approved tips on how to plant for hotter summers

I asked gardeners why their favorite plants are no longer fit for hotter summers.

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This summer isn't breaking heat records - yet. Wait until El Nino kicks in, scientists say

With a formidable El Nino set to escalate global temperatures, the weather patterns we rely on are likely to be severely altered. Experts warn that 2026 may record the highest temperatures ever, overtaking 2024.

The Economic Times

Supreme Court Term to Start Hot

OT 2026 leads off with climate litigation.

Reason

El Niño could unleash ocean heat that sends 2026 into record-breaking territory

This summer's heat is human caused, not from El Niño – but the climate phenomenon is set to release pent-up ocean heat.

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Meet Felix Finkbeiner, the 9-Year-Old German who started a children's tree campaign in 2007: Three years later, it planted its millionth tree

A young German student launched a remarkable tree-planting initiative through his climate change presentation. Felix Finkbeiner's vision rapidly captured the attention of classrooms and youth organizations worldwide, leading to the planting of a million trees within just three years. The movement further evolved to focus on restoring damaged forests and…

The Times of India

From higher power bills to canceled trips: How extreme heat is reshaping daily life in the US

Americans report extreme heat significantly impacts daily life and finances. Electricity bills are rising, affecting nearly all households across the nation. Travel and family outdoor activities are also being curtailed due to rising temperatures. Scientists confirm heat waves are becoming more frequent and intense globally. Belief in climate change remains…

The Economic Times

Where extreme heat is having the biggest impact on Americans’ lives, according to a new AP-NORC poll

A new AP-NORC poll finds that Americans are increasingly noticing the impact of extreme heat on their lives, and they say much of that shift is happening in the West and Midwest

The Independent UK

The world’s mangrove forests are bouncing back. That’s good news for our coasts and climate

Mangroves are perplexing plants.

The Conversation

Climate change contributed to big Canada fires, study says as Trump blames mismanagement

A new study calculates that human-caused climate change doubled the likelihood of the tinderbox weather conditions that sparked Canada’s massive summer wildfires

The Independent UK

NHS must prepare for annual summer heat pressures, says Yvette Cooper

Health secretary says global heating means UK hospitals and GPs will have to prepare for summer as well as winter peaks of demand

The Guardian - UK

Disabled people face greater climate change risks – and they can also help NZ adapt

The impacts of a changing climate – from unprecedented rainfall and landslides to heatwaves fuelled by warming seas – are increasingly being felt across New Zealand.

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Amílcar Cabral linked soil health to human freedom – the Guinea-Bissau leader’s ideas matter more than ever today

Up to 80% of Africa’s cultivated land is now degraded by intensive farming and climate change. Together with development economist Carlos Lopes and earth politics researcher Lesley Green, environmental researcher Anselmo Matusse recently co-edited a book of translations of agronomist and liberation leader Amílcar Cabral’s writings on farming and rural…

The Conversation

Climate change may be making us lonelier: How heat waves and extreme weather disrupt social connections everyone relies on

Severe storms, heat waves and wildfires can shut down the social life of a community, flooding out festivals, canceling community events and keeping people indoors.

Euronews

Greenpeace warns: sea advances, Portuguese coast at risk

In a recent report, Greenpeace warns Portugal of looming risks from climate change and decades of coastal urban pressure, with 40% of beaches at risk of vanishing.

The Guardian - UK

Right turn on green: is the Telegraph changing its tune on the climate?

Flurry of articles has raised eyebrows and prompted a response from Kemi Badenoch defending stance on net zero

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This summer isn't breaking heat records -- yet. Wait until El Nino kicks in, scientists say

With parts of the globe aflame in wildfires, deadly heat waves parking over cities, record hot oceans and a strengthening super El Nino, it seems like we’re baking through the hottest year on record

The Independent UK

How the future of British farming is transforming due to climate change

Heatwaves could allow farmers to consider new crops that previously ‘we could never imagine’ growing in the UK

The Conversation

East Africa’s iconic snow peaks will soon disappear for good – what will be lost when they melt

East Africa’s shrinking mountain glaciers on three peaks in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania will soon be no more. The 2025 State of the Climate in Africa report (page 13) estimates that the ice areas on Mt Kenya, the continent’s second-highest peak, have shrunk 96% in the past 115 years. The…

The Economic Times

This ‘rock’ in Namibia is actually a plant that plays dead, fewer than 200 are left

This ‘living stone’ plant in Namibia looks like a rock and plays dead to survive. Fewer than 200 remain as the rare species faces extinction. The rare pebble-sized plant, Lithops werneri, survives in only one small patch of the Erongo Mountains. Its population has drastically declined by over 80% since…

Salon

Spokane wildfires are a warning

From the West Coast to Europe, climate change is making wildfires worse

International Business Times UK

Real Reason NYC Streets Keep Flooding as Century-Old Drainage System Fails Under Violent Storms

New York City faces increased flooding due to climate change and outdated drainage systems. Rising sea levels and heavier rainfall exacerbate the issue, highlighting the need for infrastructure upgrades.

International Business Times UK

Europe Is Warming Faster Than the Global Average, and Scientists Say the Worst Is Yet To Come

Europe is warming at twice the global rate, with severe impacts on agriculture, water, and energy systems. Adaptation measures are insufficient, highlighting the urgent need for deeper emission cuts.

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