Scientists warn that melting glaciers near mountainous regions pose increasing dangers, citing the recent Himalayan flooding in Nepal as a stark warning of climate crisis impacts. Canada is currently unprepared for these escalating environmental threats.
Researchers at the University of Lagos have published a study attributing Africa's current climate emergency to historical British colonial policies, calling for ecological reparations.
Recent wildfires across Europe are not only destroying ecosystems and communities but also releasing significant amounts of stored carbon and damaging natural carbon sinks, thereby accelerating broader climate challenges.
The Chintan Research Foundation has launched a new publication titled "Navigating the Climate Crisis," which compiles perspectives and actionable strategies for adaptation and mitigation from the Global South.
As the 18th World Congress on Public Health convenes in Cape Town, the public health community has an opportunity to confront the escalating health impacts of the climate crisis and lead Africa’s…
The Turkish government has pledged to unveil a comprehensive and historic climate strategy featuring concrete solutions to the global climate crisis during the COP31 conference hosted in November.
Facing intensifying weather extremes and water shortages, small farms in Sicily are adopting regenerative agricultural practices, including planting fava beans, to build resilience against the climate crisis. The initiative highlights local efforts to adapt to worsening environmental conditions.
Unprecedented summer temperatures across European cities, combined with outdated cooling systems in historic buildings, are transforming the continent's popular tourist season into a sweltering experience.
Amid rising extreme temperatures, a group of filmmakers and OnlyFans stars are using unconventional methods to highlight the climate crisis and raise public awareness.
An elderly resident describes the unbearable heat in Rome as a stark lesson on climate change, while a visit to the Asiago plateau underscores the reality of an anticipated environmental catastrophe.
Artists Thomas Plassmann, Klaus Stuttmann, and Leonard Riegel release their latest collection of political cartoons, mocking the Volkswagen management’s take on the environmental crisis and highlighting ironic benefits of climate change.
Residents across Greece are increasingly adjusting to extreme weather patterns and environmental shifts driven by global warming. The coverage examines how communities, infrastructure, and local economies are coping with the growing realities of a changing climate.
Severe flooding and landslides triggered by complex environmental factors have killed over 500 people and left nearly 2,500 missing across Nepal. In response to the mounting crisis, the Nepalese government has reversed its stance and accepted international rescue assistance while domestic recovery efforts continue.
A heated parliamentary debate erupted between Climate Crisis Minister Evangelos Tournas and opposition leader Zoi Konstantopoulou regarding the government's handling of devastating summer wildfires.
Authorities in Nepal and Tibet have halted search efforts after a landslide-created barrier lake overflowed, triggering dangerous flash floods along the mountainous border. The renewed flooding endangers teams searching for dozens of missing mountaineers, including British nationals.
Conservation groups are calling for an immediate halt to marmot hunting in France, citing declining populations linked to the climate crisis. While hunters defend the practice as strictly regulated, activists frame it as a moral issue requiring urgent policy intervention.
Heat and climate protection are only a marginal topic at the cabinet retreat. However, the leader of the Union parliamentary group, Thorsten Frei, has a decisive stance on a proposal from the SPD.
In response to the climate crisis, Guardian journalists have gathered a collection of worldwide projects and ideas designed to inspire public action and drive positive environmental change.
Italian MEP Corrado, the Democratic Party's climate policy lead, has criticized the government's inaction on the climate crisis, warning of high future costs and advocating for both mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Five editors share how their travel destinations are changing due to the climate crisis, with examples including the sea turning to broth in Italy and mushrooms drying out in Sweden. The article also asks readers about their experiences.
Climate change is causing heavy rainfall and thunderstorms to occur more frequently and with greater intensity. This trend highlights the growing impact of the climate crisis on weather patterns.
A new study indicates that the area affected by wildfires in Europe could triple due to the climate crisis. The research outlines expected burn areas under both low and high emission scenarios, predicting more fires in previously safe regions.
Payments have been completed for 59 businesses in Chios that were affected by recent fires, as part of a special support scheme from the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection.
France's Minister of Agriculture, Annie Genevard, has warned of a 'very heavy bill' for the agricultural sector following a summer of five heatwaves, drought, and record fires, announcing a meeting with prefects to assess production losses.
Payments to fire victims in Mandra are expected by the end of the week, as the Deputy Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Kostas Katsafados, highlighted the state mechanism's immediate mobilization. He also noted that nearly 300 arrests for arson have been made this year.
Millions across Africa are experiencing the climate crisis, prompting calls for a shift from mere discussion to actively designing resilient systems, emphasizing interconnected solutions and regional collaboration.
Climate change is creating new social problems and threatens to further widen the gap between wealthy and less wealthy individuals, highlighting the need for social solutions to the climate crisis.
In response to worsening fires caused by rising temperatures and severe droughts, fire rangers on the Mongolian steppe are reviving ancient nomadic knowledge to tackle the blazes.
Author Veronika Rivera discusses how to talk to children about the climate crisis, addressing topics like heat, species extinction, and an uncertain future, and how much truth children can handle.
Greece's Risk Assessment Committee convened to discuss wind developments in the coming days, with the presence of the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection.
UK farmers are implementing novel solutions like tougher crops and beaver dams to help crops and cattle survive an 'exceptionally serious' drought, exacerbated by soaring temperatures and low rainfall, as the climate crisis brings more extreme weather to Britain.
Europe is experiencing warming at twice the global average rate, intensifying the effects of the climate crisis, with heatwaves alone causing tens of thousands of deaths this summer and transforming the continent into a 'hotspot'.
A personal account reflects on the joy of growing vegetables being overshadowed by the climate crisis, as heatwaves push Britain into drought, making gardening feel like an unaffordable luxury.
A Master’s student has created the first chocolate bar made with 100% UK ingredients since 1932, using Reading-grown cocoa. This initiative aims to highlight the impact of the climate crisis on cocoa plants, recalling that the late queen was the only other person to have eaten such a bar.
Julita Karaś-Gasparska discusses how evolving consumer expectations and the escalating climate crisis have made environmental responsibility an integral element of modern business strategy, presenting both profit opportunities and risks.
The Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) is alienating its own voters by continuing to deny the climate crisis, with reactions on their social media pages showing how far the party is from people's concerns.
Despite Europe facing a dangerous season of forest fires, droughts, and record heatwaves, climate disinformation continues to thrive online. Content questioning the link between these events and the deepening climate crisis is easily found.
Evangelos Tournas, the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, visited Kouvaras in Attica following a fire that broke out in the area on Monday morning.
Young Malaysians are experiencing a rise in illnesses and heat-related health problems, along with disruptions to basic services, as climate change intensifies. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of the country's adaptation policies in protecting future generations.
Greece's Civil Protection has convened a Risk Assessment Committee to address the dangerous combination of a heatwave and strong winds, with the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection present.
FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl used the effects of the climate crisis, which his party denies, to criticize the government in a Facebook post, leading to a multi-day 'shitstorm' and public outcry.
French farmers are reportedly facing significant psychological and economic challenges due to the climate crisis, according to a farmer's union representative.
Scientists report that global wildfires contribute to 10% of the UK's particle pollution, a problem exacerbated by the climate crisis. The smoke impacts wildlife habitats and leads to evacuations.
Eco-Marxist thinker Kohei Saito's new book argues that growth and individualism are ending, proposing a communism that manages scarcity as the answer to the climate crisis.
Austria's environment ministry and climate researchers warn that extreme heat, drought, and fires are now the 'new reality' as the climate crisis intensifies. They describe 2026 as an 'absolute exceptional year' for these conditions.
The largest oil companies have reported a combined profit of $93 billion over a three-month period, attributed to the ongoing war and climate crisis. This significant financial gain highlights the impact of global events on the energy sector.
Actress Cate Blanchett has lauded Prince William as an 'extraordinary leader' in the fight against the climate crisis, noting that he inherited his passion from his father.
Survey finds party members see health, the economy, cost of living and climate crisis among biggest challenges
Andy Burnham has inherited a Labour membership that is sceptical about increased welfare…
An article argues that declining birth rates should receive the same level of consensus and attention as the climate crisis, as both present complex challenges without easy solutions.
Alexis Tsipras stated that Greece is hurting from the recent wildfires destroying forests, lives, homes, and infrastructure, emphasizing that this tragedy should not be accepted as merely a dramatic response to the climate crisis.
An extreme drought across Europe has led to critically low river levels, impacting hydropower generation and threatening food transport, while also fueling massive wildfires in Greece that have destroyed over 100 homes. Hungary has shut down a nuclear reactor due to the heatwave, and several countries are implementing water-saving measures and bracing for potential power cuts.
Despite public outcry, Spain's two major parties, PSOE and PP, remain at odds over reaching an agreement on measures to combat the climate crisis, highlighting a political 'cold war' on the issue.
A senior policymaker at the European Central Bank, Frank Elderson, has issued a warning that the climate emergency and the breakdown of nature pose a dramatically growing threat to core financial stability.
Due to climate crisis concerns and directives from Matignon, French government ministers are expected to remain within national territory for their summer holidays, staying close to Paris.
Farmers report that the rapid pace of the climate crisis, marked by drought and extreme heat, is devastating crops, driving up prices, and making many farms economically unviable.
An opinion piece by Filipe Ferreira discusses the perception of global warming, questioning whether its effects have reached the Azores and emphasizing the need to view the climate crisis as a global phenomenon rather than through isolated local experiences.
Oxfam Novib reports that the six largest fossil fuel companies nearly doubled their net profits in the second quarter, making $17 billion per hour, while heatwaves, droughts, and wildfires intensified globally.
A Finnish article discusses the climate crisis, suggesting that human resistance to climate action appears natural given humanity's past actions, implying a tendency for self-sabotage.
The Liberal Democrats party in the UK is advocating for all new homes to be built with air conditioning, arguing that the current housing stock is unprepared for extreme heat due to the climate crisis.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for a national agreement to address climate change impacts, while Ireland's junior nature minister emphasized the need for a changed response to the climate crisis. These calls come as wildfires in Spain and other events indicate an 'inflection point' in the climate crisis, demanding urgent and coordinated action.
The Kaizen Foundation, an international charitable organization funded by Kaizen Gaming, has completed the first phase of its donation to Greece's Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection and the Fire Department.
A columnist shares a personal experience of alarm caused by unusually warm winds in Cardiff, reflecting on the tangible signs of the climate crisis and its psychological impact.
A new pedagogical proposal is being developed to integrate knowledge about the climate crisis into the practical training and values of future culinary professionals, addressing the gap between theory and practice.
Scientists have warned that up to 13 million people in the UK face a long-term risk of coastal flooding due to the climate crisis, suggesting a need for large-scale population movement away from reshaped coasts.
Scientists warn that warming temperatures in the Himalayas are increasing the frequency and severity of flash floods in Nepal, highlighting the growing human cost of climate change.
Despite overwhelming scientific consensus on the climate crisis, climate change denialists have secured positions of power in the second Trump administration, significantly shaping current environmental and climate policies.
Experts warn that intense rainfall in dry, unprepared landscapes poses severe flood risks, as demonstrated by recent events at the Grand Canyon, underscoring an urgent climate emergency.
Andreas Richter has been awarded a €10 million grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to collect data on healthy soil ecosystems, highlighting his concerns about political inaction on the climate crisis. The project aims to establish baseline indicators for soil health amid environmental degradation.
Severe flooding in Nepal has killed more than 1,000 people and left nearly 4,000 missing, prompting extensive search efforts in mud-clogged tunnels. Emergency crews continue working through hazardous conditions while families hold onto hopes of finding survivors.
Commentary argues that developing nations like Nepal should not bear the financial burden of a climate crisis they did not create, highlighting ongoing debates over climate reparations.
Party leaders and mayors are urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to convene a cross-party summit to coordinate national responses to worsening extreme weather and the impending super El Niño phenomenon.
As climate change threatens plant biodiversity and agricultural stability, South Korea is positioning itself to play a larger part in preserving genetic resources to help crops survive a warming world.
Environment Minister Evangelos Tsournas traveled to Orropos to assess the situation as firefighters battle a large forest fire, ensuring direct coordination of the suppression efforts.
Meteorologists and climate experts warn that the summer of 2026 will serve as a grim preview of future climate impacts, featuring extreme heatwaves, widespread wildfires, and severe droughts across the continent.
Experts highlight that Nepal bears disproportionate costs from the global climate crisis despite minimal historical emissions, calling for a worldwide mechanism to fund adaptation and recovery.
Guardian cartoonist Martin Rowson publishes a political illustration drawing connections between Donald Trump's policies and the escalating climate emergency.
A psychologist discusses why the ongoing climate crisis fails to trigger a strong emotional or behavioral response in the public, despite its noticeable effects across Europe this summer.
A response to a recent guest commentary argues that widespread hypocrisy and inaction are exacerbating the climate crisis, urging a bridge between scientific understanding and behavioral change.
Growing environmental worries over alpine rodent populations have sparked petitions and protests against a famous chocolate advertisement featuring the animals. Activists argue the commercial normalizes hunting during a worsening climate crisis.
The German federal government held a cabinet retreat to discuss strategies for addressing the climate crisis and implementing various reforms. Officials emphasized the importance of not prematurely dismissing proposed initiatives.
The Guardian newspaper has launched a campaign to highlight the urgency and man-made nature of the climate crisis, urging readers to support its efforts to share honest facts about global heating.
An Austrian columnist expresses concern over the lack of open political debate and strategic planning regarding the climate crisis, questioning the absence of a clear political strategy.
Italian Environment Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin states that the climate crisis cannot be resolved by decree and expresses a desire for more funding. He suggests considering a bipartisan pact to address the issue, joining a debate initiated by Antonio Scurati.
Youth in Uganda's Karamoja region are demanding a more significant role in climate action as the area faces a severe climate crisis. They advocate for their inclusion in policy-making and implementation.
As a super El Niño approaches, there's an urgent call for wealthy nations to learn from countries like Pakistan, which are already grappling with severe water insecurity due to the climate crisis.
A video commentary criticizes Europe's energy policy, highlighting the continued subsidies for diesel while electricity is sidelined, even as the continent faces climate challenges. The piece questions the priorities in addressing environmental concerns.
Reform UK's deputy leader, Andrew Tice, has faced widespread criticism for suggesting people should 'enjoy' climate change and stop tackling the crisis. His remarks were made amidst a record drought and heatwave, leading to accusations of being out of touch.
This summer's extreme heat has significantly impacted elite sports, prompting discussions and actions on how athletes and sporting events must adapt to rising temperatures caused by the climate crisis to ensure their survival and safety.
The climate crisis is increasingly affecting daily life, leading to melting glaciers, strained power plants, rising utility bills, health concerns, and a growing public awareness of the emergency.
An opinion piece criticizes Andy Burnham for not adequately addressing the climate crisis, highlighting the severe working conditions faced by British workers due to extreme heat.
Researchers indicate a rapid increase in the number of Germans expressing doubts about the climate crisis and human impact on the phenomenon, noting it's no longer a niche group.
Europe is experiencing a severe climate crisis, warming faster than any other continent, leading to extreme heatwaves, droughts, fires, and torrential storms, with climatologists warning of earlier onset heatwaves.
Disability campaigners are calling on Andy Burnham to postpone the assisted dying bill, expressing concerns about its implications. Separately, green groups are urging him to address the climate crisis more actively.
Greek Minister for Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Evangelos Tournas, has called for increased readiness and full mobilization of state mechanisms, stating that areas with a Category 4 fire risk will now be treated as Category 5.
Greece's Coordinating Body for Civil Protection, with Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Evangelos Tournas present, convened to assess the wildfire situation, declaring the upcoming day as extremely critical with no room for complacency.
An exclusive report reveals that only 20 out of 6,600 staff in the UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) are working on climate adaptation. This raises concerns that England is 'desperately unprepared' for the effects of the climate crisis, including water shortages and heatwaves.
A daily news digest covers various topics including the re-evaluation of Josef Stalin in Russia, Germany's struggles with the climate crisis and heatwave, and questions of accountability in Syria after historical rulings concerning Bashar al-Assad.
England, typically not short on rain, is experiencing severe drought conditions this summer, with over 70 percent of the country affected, leading to warnings of potential food shortages.
An article discusses the approach to the climate crisis, suggesting that symptoms should be addressed as much as the phenomenon itself, arguing that demonization is unhelpful.
Scientists are observing a concerning phenomenon where Earth's color is changing, contributing to the acceleration of global warming. This shift in the planet's energy balance is drawing attention as a factor alongside greenhouse gas emissions in the climate crisis.
Heatwaves, droughts, and low water levels are straining nuclear, wind, and hydropower generation, highlighting the urgent need for action as a return to previous climate norms is unlikely.
This summer's extreme weather events, including heatwaves, drought, wildfires, and food shortages, necessitate a renewed global response and a heightened sense of urgency from the UK government to address the climate crisis.
Indigenous Hmong communities in northern Vietnam are facing significant challenges from the climate crisis, including rising temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, and landslides, forcing them to adapt their traditional farming practices.
Kostas Katsafados, Deputy Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, stated in an interview that the government aims to provide swift and hassle-free support and compensation to those affected by recent natural disasters.
An opinion piece discusses the paradox of a generation aware of the climate crisis but continuing to contribute to it, urging for collective action and change.
The ongoing climate debate in Finland has been criticized for its narrow focus on the climate crisis as a purely scientific phenomenon, neglecting its communal dimension.
A new study reveals that human-driven climate change has made the extreme wildfire conditions experienced in Canada, particularly in the N.W.T. and Ontario, roughly twice as likely. This indicates that such intense fire seasons are no longer rare occurrences.
Damage assessment teams have commenced inspections in Porto Germeno, Greece, after a recent fire, with the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Minister visiting the area to oversee the efforts.
The European Union is incurring billions in damages from the climate crisis, particularly from devastating wildfires in Southern Europe, posing a significant risk to the financial system.
Eight of the largest oil companies have collectively reported over $90 billion in profits within three months, driven by soaring energy prices from the Iran conflict and the climate crisis.
Greek opposition parties are criticizing the government's handling of the climate crisis, particularly its response to wildfires, arguing that the crisis cannot be an alibi for state mechanism weaknesses. They call for a comprehensive prevention plan rather than just communication management.
PASOK-KINAL President Nikos Androulakis visited fire-stricken areas in Boeotia, Greece, discussing with residents and stating that the climate crisis cannot be used as an alibi for such disasters.
Kostas Katsafados, Deputy Minister for Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, emphasized the need for immediate support for citizens affected by large wildfires, promising 100% state support for damaged homes.
Human-caused climate change has significantly increased the likelihood of extreme weather conditions fueling wildfires across Europe, with a new analysis showing a 20-fold rise in risk for Spain.
Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez warned climate deniers that the climate crisis is deadly, noting that fires in Spain have affected over 180,000 hectares in the first seven months of the year, despite opposition parties still disputing human impact on climate change.
Spain has become the second most affected European country by devastating forest fires, with decades of rural abandonment, insufficient forest management, and the climate crisis identified as key contributing factors to this 'black summer'.
New scientific findings indicate that the climate crisis is significantly intensifying wildfire-prone weather conditions across Europe, making events like the recent fires in Spain and France much more likely. These 'extremely scary findings' highlight the urgent need to address climate change to mitigate future fire risks.
Multiple wildfires are burning across Greece, France, and other parts of Southern Europe, fueled by strong winds and a persistent heatwave. Authorities have evacuated residents in affected areas, with some in France beginning to return home as conditions improve.
A climate change lawsuit in France is highlighting the country's disclosure requirements, prompting debate on their effectiveness in combating the accelerating climate crisis.
This article explores the challenge of how Europe can successfully combat the climate crisis while simultaneously fostering economic growth, and questions the price society is willing to pay for these efforts.
Greece has recorded its lowest wildfire risk since July 2020, according to the Ministry of Civil Protection and Climate Crisis. The risk map currently shows a "blue" level of danger, indicating a significant decrease in fire potential during the heart of summer.
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband indicated that the climate crisis and overseas development would be central to the UK's foreign policy, including taking up a World Bank seat.
The ongoing wildfires that are consuming thousands of hectares are not an isolated phenomenon. Experts suggest these events are increasingly linked to the broader climate crisis.
The Conservator of Cross River National Park has raised alarm over the rapid depletion of the region's rainforest, with 14,000 hectares lost in 2025 alone, contributing to flooding and the climate crisis.
Scientists report that the climate crisis is causing extreme heatwaves and an increasingly 'thirsty' atmosphere, leading to severe drought conditions across Europe. This has resulted in widespread wildfires, thousands of evacuations, and significant water reserve depletion.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with his Portuguese counterpart Luís Montenegro to discuss common European defense, migration flows, and the climate crisis. Both leaders emphasized the need for Europe to strengthen its defense capabilities in a new reality.
Greek Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Evangelos Tournas warned that Wednesday's weather conditions could resemble those during the devastating Mati fire, prompting an alert among authorities.
Facing worsening climate conditions, agricultural firms in Kenya are accelerating the development and distribution of drought-tolerant maize varieties to help struggling farmers maintain crop yields.
Devastating floods triggered by a glacier collapse have severely impacted Nepal, prompting urgent rescue efforts and international aid from India and China. In response, Nepali officials are framing the relief as climate compensation rather than charity, urging global powers to address the growing climate crisis.
Following a newspaper report on the impacts of the climate crisis in the capital, Rome’s mayor responded by detailing municipal measures involving water management, urban greening, and energy conservation to tackle rising temperatures.
United Nations officials expressed concern that escalating geopolitical disputes between Beijing and Taipei could divert attention from urgent climate action discussions at the Palau summit.
Facing severe droughts and extreme weather, small-scale farms in Sicily are adopting regenerative agricultural practices, such as planting fava beans, to build resilience against the climate crisis.
Recurring floods in India's Himalayan region serve as a stark warning of accelerating climate impacts, as families await news of missing loved ones and communities face mounting environmental risks.
Rising temperatures are prompting vineyard owners to relocate production from traditional areas like the Loire Valley to cooler northern regions such as Brittany and Normandy.
Democratic strategists are reportedly urging politicians to avoid using global warming and climate crisis labels, marking a shift in environmental communication strategy.
Yle highlights bizarre summer occurrences across Finland, including shifting migration patterns, increased tick encounters, and ecological changes driven by the climate crisis.
An opinion analysis highlights how disappearing wildlife indicators like the cuckoo bird and recurring severe flooding demonstrate that Nepal is already experiencing the devastating effects of climate change.
Recent analyses suggest that themes of environmental disruption and human resilience in Homer’s epic poem offer valuable insights into contemporary climate challenges. The literary comparison highlights how ancient narratives can inform modern ecological discourse.
A report explores why physical shopping centers, once dominant pop culture staples, are experiencing a potential resurgence, partly driven by shifting consumer habits and the impacts of the climate crisis.
Prolonged droughts are causing significant harvest losses, driving up prices for grains, vegetables, and honey, while experts warn that climate change will force new farming methods and alter eating habits.
Angela Eagle published an op-ed emphasizing the reality of the climate crisis and criticizing the previous government for misleading the public while outlining bold environmental reforms.
The Hungarian cabinet convened for a lengthy meeting covering over forty agenda items, including budget discussions, climate emergency measures, and transportation infrastructure projects.
The UK government plans to issue warnings to its citizens, advising them to stock up on food and water. This preparation is recommended in anticipation of potential emergencies stemming from climate crisis and threats from hostile states.
Hungary is set to introduce a new climate protection law package this autumn, outlining measures to address the climate crisis and protect the country, while also noting that the construction of a bottom sill is progressing faster than expected.
Jeremy Rifkin states that Europe is crucial in combating the climate crisis and calls for a 'Spinelli moment,' suggesting the need for a figure to unite everyone, similar to the founding father of the Union.
Labour MPs are reportedly worried that the party has softened its position on the climate crisis, fearing they are not adequately prepared to address the issue. This concern comes amidst growing public skepticism around net-zero targets.
Author Amitav Ghosh stated that the climate crisis can only be resolved by addressing global inequalities. His remarks highlight the interconnectedness of environmental challenges and social justice.
The 28th edition of the Setúbal International Theater Festival is taking place until August 29 in various venues across the city. The festival will address themes such as immigration, climate crisis, war, and human rights.
A severe heatwave highlights the failure of climate change debates, with some focusing on causes and others on solutions like air conditioning, indicating a disconnect in achieving political change.
Miami is facing an escalating seaweed problem, with thousands of tons of sargassum washing up on its beaches, requiring extensive removal efforts amid the climate crisis.
Nearly a decade after the fight against Islamic State ended in northern Iraq, extreme heat and water shortages caused by the climate crisis are making life impossible, preventing residents from returning to villages like Faka.
Germany is considering amending its constitution to include climate adaptation measures in response to increasing heatwaves and the climate crisis. The proposal has sparked debate among political parties, with a CDU minister now publicly opposing the 'abstract discussions' about such a constitutional change.
The Deputy Minister for Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Kostas Katsafados, discussed the state mechanism's response to wildfires and extreme weather, stating that the climate crisis does not start fires and noting nearly 300 arson arrests this year.
Germany is considering amending its constitution to include climate adaptation measures in response to increasing heatwaves and the climate crisis. The proposal has sparked debate among political parties, with some criticizing the SPD minister's approach.
As Europe faces wildfires and Britain experiences record heat, an essay argues for the vital role of literary fiction in capturing the severe consequences of the climate crisis.
Most regions of Greece are under a Red Code alert for Sunday, as the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection has forecast a category 4 risk of fire due to prevailing conditions.
The UK's food supply, including milk, wine, and salad, is being significantly affected by a fifth successive climate crisis-driven heatwave, leading to parched fields, overheating livestock, and potentially the worst cereal harvest in decades.
The Risk Assessment Committee convened again on Friday, at the invitation of the Secretary General for Civil Protection, Nikos Papaevstathiou, with the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Evangelos Tournas, present, to address stormy winds expected to continue into Saturday.
Poland is experiencing new heatwaves, with experts warning that climate change will significantly impact businesses and that there is no possibility of returning to the climate of the past. Professor Szymon Malinowski, head of the PAN Committee for the Climate Crisis, described the situation as alarming.
Europe is experiencing warming at nearly twice the global average rate, making it the fastest-warming continent on the planet, with significant consequences attributed to four main reasons related to the climate crisis.
Europe is experiencing a severe climate crisis in 2026, warming twice as fast as any other continent, leading to deadly consequences. This accelerated warming is attributed to carbon pollution from fossil fuel burning.
Reporters Jillian Ambrose and Damian Carrington will host a Q&A session to discuss their recent piece revealing that major oil firms made $93 billion in profits in three months amid the war in Iran and the climate crisis.
A decision was signed by the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Evangelos Tournas, to increase working hours, overtime, night shifts, and exceptional days off for seasonal firefighters in Greece.
The Duke of Westminster's dairy farm near Chester is implementing circular farming and biomethane production to address climate change challenges and fertiliser shortages.
The wildfire in Kouvaras, Attica, shows an improved picture with the fire partially contained, though numerous smoke points remain. The Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Evangelos Tournas, visited the area to be briefed, and the Mayor of Saronikos confirmed the improved situation.
Residents, nature wardens, and experts in Dunwich are assessing the damage to the heathland caused by recent fires, with the climate crisis being a primary concern as they consider restoration efforts.
Evangelos Tournas, Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, addressed the unprecedented extreme conditions faced by the Fire Service recently, emphasizing that there is no room for complacency against such phenomena during a Risk Assessment Committee meeting.
Austria is experiencing severe consequences of the climate crisis, with drastic heat effects observed across the country, prompting a 'peculiar' reaction from the FPÖ party.
Europe is experiencing widespread drought, with rivers drying up and nuclear power plants facing threats due to the continent warming faster than any other. This comes after successive heatwaves and large fires across many countries.
Europe is facing a new challenge in the form of an escalating climate crisis, with hot, dry weather across the continent leading to deadly wildfires and impacting rivers, adding to an already volatile economic and geopolitical backdrop.
A German article questions the lack of public outcry for climate protection despite the palpable effects of the climate crisis, such as heat and drought, in the summer of 2026.
Measures to address the consequences of the climate crisis are being viewed as an opportune topic for the Austrian coalition government to differentiate itself from the FPÖ.
An analysis suggests that a worldwide pivot towards climate action is inevitable, potentially occurring sooner than expected, as the climate crisis intensifies.
A new scientific report from the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission emphasizes that the consequences of the climate crisis do not end when wildfires are extinguished, serving as a serious reminder of ongoing impacts.
Leading oil companies have reported a combined profit of $93 billion in a single quarter. These significant earnings come amidst ongoing global conflicts and the escalating climate crisis.
Cultural figures, former ÖVP leader Josef Riegler, and the Green Party are urging the Austrian government to take action on the climate crisis, as Vienna recorded a new record high temperature.
Evangelos Tournas, the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, visited the areas of Psatha, Loumba, and Megara late last night to meet with firefighters and volunteers and receive updates on the wildfire situation.
Professor Efthymios Lekkas, president of OASP, stated that Greece is facing an evolving climate crisis, describing the current wildfires as the 'new normal'.
Labour veteran Ed Miliband is reportedly enthusiastic about his role in the Foreign Office, relishing challenges such as navigating EU relations, the climate crisis, and the situation in Gaza.
The Coordinating Body for Civil Protection convened with Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Evangelos Tournas, following a call by Secretary General Nikos Papaevstathiou, to address the extreme risk of wildfires and urge public responsibility.
Global warming has made hot, dry, and windy weather conditions in Spain at least 20 times more likely. These findings are described as "extremely worrying" and highlight the escalating impact of the climate crisis.
A 'Weatherwatch' report indicates that the climate crisis is causing rainclouds to travel farther, impacting not only the amount of rainfall but also its geographical distribution, with significant implications for land use and water security.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes as powerful wildfires sweep across Spain and France, revealing the growing scale of a climate crisis already reshaping the continent.
Psychologists offer strategies for parents and educators on how to discuss the climate crisis and species extinction with children, helping them manage associated fears and anger.
A review of 'Force of Nature' describes the show's portrayal of extreme weather affecting animals as a disaster movie-like spectacle, lacking subtlety in its approach to the climate crisis.
Massive wildfires continue to spread across France and Spain, leading to the evacuation of over 300,000 people, with flames approaching Bordeaux. Smoke from these fires has even reached as far as the Czech Republic, visible in satellite images.
An Express-Tribune article highlights that despite record levels of climate financing, the current efforts are considered insufficient to address the global climate crisis.
The Kaizen Foundation, funded by Kaizen Gaming, has completed the first phase of its donation to the Greek Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection and the Fire Department.
Denmark is facing a severe climate crisis, with its natural environment described as 'greasy and dying.' Despite the evident environmental degradation, the country is criticized for its continued inaction and complacency regarding climate change.
An opinion piece criticizes US President Trump for blaming Canada's wildfires and 'filthy air' while seemingly diverting energy from tackling the broader climate crisis.