The Guardian
Europe suspects Russia is testing NATO's limits with a 'shadow war' of sabotage, while the UN general assembly kicks off and El Niño breaks temperature records.
BBC Business
The UK government wants you to stock up on tinned fish and long-life milk because climate change is coming for your dinner. Here's what to buy and what to avoid.
The Guardian Europe
Experts say the key to flood-proofing your home is self-closing airbricks, flood tape, and a deflated football - because nothing says 'climate resilience' like a toilet full of sports equipment.
The Atlantic
Trump takes credit for a quiet Atlantic hurricane season, because nothing says 'presidential' like claiming victory over weather patterns.
The Guardian
A science writer argues 'unprecedented' is being semantically bleached by climate coverage, and asks what it will take for us to hop out of the pot like the frog we've been misquoting.
The Guardian Europe
Hurricane Lowell battered Niʻihau, Kauaʻi and Oʻahu with 110mph winds, triggered Hawaii's likely first-ever tornado watch, and reminded everyone that El Niño is still very much in charge.
The Guardian
August 2026 tied July 2023 as the hottest month ever at 1.65C above preindustrial levels - and El Niño hasn't even shown up to the party yet.
BBC World
Volunteers in Borneo fight underground 'carbon bombs' that keep reigniting, while the real arsonists - drainage and plantations - get a free pass.
The Guardian
Lib Dems want a cross-party climate chat, but the silence from No. 10 is louder than the buzz of a disposable barbecue ban.
The Guardian Europe
Bhutan thinks the key to solving the global food crisis is mindfulness, yoga, and gratitude - because clearly, we've just not been spiritual enough about our snacks.
BBC World
The Panama Canal is cutting daily ship transits from 36 to 32 because El Niño and climate change are hogging all the water. Global trade and water conservation don't mix.
The Guardian
Porto Alegre's flood-weary residents, still rebuilding after a deadly 2024 deluge, now face another El Niño with incomplete defences and government plans that feel less like protection and more like expulsion.
The Guardian
El Niño is coming, and it's bringing hunger for 50 million more people, because the world clearly needed another crisis.
BBC World
Australia fights fires with a cocktail of satellites, drones, and 60,000-year-old Indigenous know-how - proving that ancient wisdom and modern tech make a surprisingly good team.
The Guardian
El Niño is shaping up to be a record-breaking monster, and climatologists are using words like 'mind-blowing' and 'astounding' - which is never good news.
The Guardian
El Niño is back, threatening to bring drought, famine, and chaos while the world watches and does mostly nothing.
The Guardian Europe
Noaa confirms El Niño is here, possibly the strongest in 140 years, with nicknames like 'Godzilla' - because the planet needed a new hobby.
ZDNet
Solar generators are great until a wildfire, flood, or wind turns them into projectiles or fire hazards. Here's how to not make a bad emergency worse.
The Guardian
El Niño and climate change join forces to threaten Australia's ski season, leaving resorts clinging to snow machines and skiers praying for winter magic.
The Guardian
Australia braces for El Niño's return, bringing hotter and drier weather - because apparently, climate change wasn't enough of a party trick.
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