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Climate Change
A 102-year-old woman died and around 90 people were rescued in Madrigueras, Albacete, following severe flooding that delivered 142 litres per square metre of rain. Persistent rain is expected, with another storm forecasted for the west on Sunday.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns of severe heatwave in London, linking it to climate and energy crises driven by fossil fuels during his address at Climate Action Week.
The US Department of Justice has intervened in a lawsuit against Elon Musk’s xAI, citing concerns that a blockage of its data centre project in Tennessee could jeopardise national security. The NAACP alleges that xAI illegally operates gas turbines, posing health risks to local communities.
It is just three days until the United Nations publishes the first-ever global stocktake which will assess how nations are doing in their efforts to tackle climate change.
At least 1.85 million children in sub-Saharan Africa were internally displaced by the end of 2022, according to humanitarian organisation Save the Children’s latest report.
With heatwaves destroying crops in Libya and Jordan, farmers and refugees are finding hope in a popular new farming technique.
Tories accused of hypocrisy in Ulez row after call to extend congestion charge The Guardian…
Society already has difficulty responding to one kind of natural disaster like drought, researchers say. Now we suddenly have floods too.
Dubai’s ‘second airport’ could handle up to 250 million passengers a year by 2050.
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