The Guardian Europe
Ontario Wildfires Make Toronto's Air Quality 'World's Worst' - Congrats, Toronto
Over 100 wildfires in northern Ontario give Toronto the world's worst air quality, a heatwave, and a sepia skyline - all in one week.
The Guardian Europe
Over 100 wildfires in northern Ontario give Toronto the world's worst air quality, a heatwave, and a sepia skyline - all in one week.
NASA
A heat dome over the western U.S. shatters temperature records, proving that summer hasn't gotten the memo about moderation.
The Guardian
France's Bastille Day parade features 6,500 soldiers, 300 vehicles, and a guest list of European leaders, sending a 'strategic signal' about military awakening - while wildfires rage and EU accession talks hum along.
The Guardian
A British couple, Pete and Fran Gillam, are among 13 killed in Spanish wildfires, with their daughter receiving a final text before they evacuated and lost contact.
BBC Health
Experts estimate over 2,700 heat-related deaths in England and Wales during record-breaking May and June heatwaves, with climate change adding 3-4°C to temperatures.
The Guardian
UK workers swelter while the government has rules for cold but not hot - Green MP Spencer aims to fix that, because apparently ovens in bakeries are a valid excuse.
The Guardian
Germany records 99 drowning deaths in June heatwave, mostly young men; France and Spain also swelter with closed landmarks, shortened bike races, and wildfires.
The Guardian
One dead, 200 kids airlifted from camp, and a heat dome looming - Missouri's weather is having a busy weekend.
BBC World
British couple found down a ravine with severe burns after Spain wildfires; 12 dead, hundreds evacuated as firefighters contain blaze.
ScienceDaily
Two Asian mantis species are officially invasive in Europe, and they're eating their way through native wildlife - with some help from climate change and domestic cats.
BBC World
Spain's deadliest wildfire in decades kills 12, including four Britons found in a car with a steering wheel on the right, as authorities blame a power line and electricity companies say 'not us.'
BBC World
Twelve people die in a Spanish wildfire sparked by a downed power line, as a heatwave bakes southern Europe and sets records for 'worst fire season ever' - again.
BBC World
Rotterdam, Europe's biggest port, tries to go green while juggling lawsuits, corporate loyalty, and a fossil fuel addiction that makes Schiphol look like a bicycle.
The Guardian Europe
France's climate council says the country is living in kettles, nuclear reactors are shutting down because rivers are too hot, and Europe is once again learning that ignoring climate change has consequences.
Grist
Western Europe just had its hottest June ever, because apparently the previous hottest June ever wasn't hot enough to get the message across.
The Guardian
M&S preps for a future where British summers rival the Sahara, investing in fridges that can handle 45C and ordering enough ice-cream to make a glacier jealous.
The Guardian
Oil companies plan to increase production by 14% this decade, despite overwhelming evidence that it's cooking the planet. Profits are up; so are temperatures.
The Guardian
A study of 720,000 Australian hospital admissions finds extreme heat doubles youth mental health admissions, because apparently the world wasn't stressful enough already.
The Guardian Europe
Tour de France stage three goes fan-free as wildfires crash the party, proving even cycling can't escape the climate crisis.
BBC World
Super Typhoon Bavi crashes Guam's party, prompting evacuations and plywood purchases as the storm brings 173-mph winds and a reminder that climate change is a real buzzkill.
The Good Times
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