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A fifth heatwave since June cuts French nuclear generation by 7.3 GW, sending day-ahead prices to €142.50/MWh and straining Europe's energy supply.

Extreme wind gusts, tornado warnings, and flooding hit Midwest on Tuesday, grounding flights and causing at least one death.

Average August temperatures would break last year's record as heatwaves and drought grip the country.

Climate scientist argues drought, conflicts, and pollution show humanity must invest in water resources or face worsening violence and ecological collapse.

Guardian columnist argues social systems can flip rapidly, citing fossil fuels' declining economics and renewable energy's ascent as signs of inevitable change.

Extreme temperatures strain Credem bank's Parmigiano Reggiano vaults and milk production across Italian agriculture.

The Trump administration is terminating support for a key annual climate report documenting rapid Arctic warming.

The top U.S. scientific body deleted climate science guidance after pressure from Republican leaders including President Trump.

A fast-moving wildfire in Monterey County, California doubled overnight and forced immediate evacuations of popular tourist destinations including Ventana Inn.

Mayor Mamdani, Gov. Hochul, and the MTA announced a plan to test a thermal energy network that would cool platforms and heat city buildings.

Met Office warns of extreme 38C temperatures Thursday; summer 2026 on course to be hottest on record.

Mutual aid groups born from Covid mask distribution now fight wildfire smoke across the US, filling gaps left by government inaction.

More areas of England face drought status as a heatwave builds with no significant rain forecast.

An octogenarian became the first confirmed death as the fast-moving fire forced evacuations across southern British Columbia.

Study links ocean warming to storms, food insecurity, and mental health impacts in coastal communities.

Governor Newsom's MyFirstEV program offers immediate discounts at dealerships for new and used electric vehicles, funded by state and automakers.

Over 180,000 customers face alternating blackouts as record heat and aging infrastructure compound a severe drought.

The largest U.S. reservoir drops below its 2022 record low, intensifying a water crisis affecting 40 million people across seven states.

NOAA confirms hottest month ever for contiguous US, beating 1936 Dust Bowl, as ocean temperatures and European heat shatter records worldwide.

Fast-moving blaze near active volcano in East Java has consumed 176 hectares; authorities mobilize hundreds of firefighters amid challenging terrain and El Niño conditions.

European Space Agency integrates real-time fire tracking into free satellite imagery tool as wildfires surge across continent.

German utility RWE will drop wind projects off New York, California and Louisiana in exchange for $1.22bn, redirecting funds into LNG and gas peaker plants.

Rapidly intensifying Pacific weather system expected to push millions into food insecurity across Global South by late 2027.

Record-low Danube water levels shut one reactor at Romania's only nuclear plant; the navy blew up part of the riverbed to keep the second one cooled.

The vital waterway faces unprecedented water shortages, threatening industrial transport and electricity generation across Europe.

IMD issues orange and red alerts as heavy to very heavy rainfall forecast across north, central, and eastern regions through mid-August.

Extreme heat and low water levels reveal dozens of deliberately sunken German vessels in Europe's second-longest river.

Record-low water levels on the Danube knocked out Hungary's only nuclear plant, which supplies nearly half the country's power, for the first time in over 40 years.

The fast-moving Bald Range fire near Summerland and Peachland joins a destructive BC fire season that has already leveled an Indigenous community and choked North American skies with smoke.

London mayor Sadiq Khan argues climate denial voices are "deadly" as record heat sweeps Europe; scientists warn of political failures.