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Heathrow’s third runway should only be approved if emissions are reduced, report advises

Airport expansion will only make it harder for the UK to meet net zero targets, group warns

The Independent UK

Airlines should pay for CO2 removal if Heathrow expands, say climate advisers

Climate Change Committee says government cannot expand airport without requiring aviation industry to clean up its emissions

The Guardian - UK

UK climate advisers say Heathrow Airport expansion incompatible with climate goals

UK climate advisors state Heathrow Airport expansion conflicts with national climate targets. The aviation sector must achieve net zero emissions by 2050 for expansion to align. Heathrow's multi-billion-pound expansion plan includes a third runway, approved by the government. This summer's extreme weather highlights the urgent impacts of climate change. The…

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Minister slammed for 'turning deaf ear' to climate watchdog to ram ahead with Heathrow third runway

Local energy minister Martin McCluskey seemed to brush aside a warning by the UK’s Climate Change Commitee on expanding the west London airport

Evening Standard

Experts explain how UK schools must adapt to heatwaves

Summer 2026 saw unprecedented heatwaves hit the UK, setting it up to be the hottest on record. Ahead of the new academic year, experts share what needs to change

The Independent UK

In 1916, a Texas woman left six acres of riverbank for the public; her governor son later added 250 acres and the tiny gift helped create Texas' first state park

Isabella Neff's generous donation of six acres to the Leon River marked the beginning of Texas' first state park. Her son, Pat Neff, significantly augmented this by contributing an additional 250 acres. Developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the park faced challenges from flooding, necessitating ongoing repairs. Today, Mother Neff…

The Times of India

In 1898, Pennsylvania began buying its barren ‘desert’; a civilian tree army later helped bring its forests back

Pennsylvania's mountains once suffered severe deforestation, becoming known as the 'Pennsylvania Desert'. Decades of intensive logging and repeated wildfires left landscapes barren and soil exposed. The Civilian Conservation Corps significantly aided restoration efforts through widespread tree planting and infrastructure development. These conservation programs helped re-establish forest cover and biodiversity across…

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In 1933, America created Roosevelt’s “Tree Army”; nine years later, more than three million men had planted billions of trees and helped build hundreds of state parks

President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1933. This program employed young men to restore forests and develop public parks. Workers planted three billion trees and protected millions of acres from erosion. The CCC also built numerous roads, trails, and park structures across the nation. Its environmental…

The Times of India

Carbon capture is vital in tackling the climate crisis

Letters: Prof Myles Allen, Stephanie Loo and Toby Lockwood, and Olivia Powis, respond to an article by George Monbiot about ‘the great carbon capture con’

The Guardian - UK

June heatwave in UK led to ‘mass sleep deprivation’, poll suggests

Exclusive: Record temperatures fuelled by climate crisis left 86% of homes ‘too hot’ and many people feeling unwell

The Guardian - UK

Weakening UK net zero policy would damage economy, chief climate adviser says

Climate Change Committee chair Nigel Topping says U-turns damage investor confidence and disrupt businesses

The Guardian - UK

Cycling in the tracks of Britain’s camping pioneers from Oxford to Surrey

Britain’s Camping and Caravanning Club started as a cycle camping club 125 years ago. I cycle from its birthplace to one of its oldest campsites to see if its free-wheeling spirit survives

The Guardian - UK

France’s education minister says exams should be held at cooler times of day as extreme heat hits

Baccalaureate 2026 is in session today – but exam timing could look very different in the future.

Euronews

UK Summer Heatwave Risk 2026 Rises After Record 35.1°C May Temperature and Water Supply Warnings

The Met Office warns of increased heatwave risks in the UK this summer, following record May temperatures. Concerns grow over heat impacts and water supply amid dry conditions.

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The Independent UK

How Ed Miliband’s latest net zero pledge could affect you

The government has signed up to a legal target to cut the UK’s planet-heating emissions

Evening Standard

Government commits to 87% cut in UK’s climate emissions by 2040

The target is in line with official advice but comes as political consensus over climate action is increasingly fractured.

The Guardian - UK

The climate is changing, and so too must Britain

Letters: Readers respond to warnings from the Climate Change Committee and the fact that heatwaves are becoming the norm

The Times of India

UK heatwave breaks 100-year-old May record twice in 48 hours, experts issue climate warning

Britain is experiencing an unprecedented heatwave, shattering May temperature records twice in two days. Scientists attribute these extreme conditions to climate change, warning that such events will intensify without global net-zero emissions. Experts highlight the nation's poor preparedness for rising temperatures, with significant investment needed for adaptation measures to prevent…

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The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Can the UK adapt in time to a new normal of extreme heat?

In today’s newsletter: As heatwaves intensify, Britain must confront the limits of a society built for cooler weather, forcing policymakers, communities and households to rethink how we live, work and stay cool

The Independent UK

UK heatwave has ‘fingerprints of climate change all over it’

‘It’s clearly exceptional when the May temperature record falls not once but twice in two days’

AAP

Cabinet minister steps down over federal police probe

A state government has plunged deeper into an integrity storm after an under-fire minister stood down over a federal electoral enrolment probe.

MarketBeat

CCC Intelligent Solutions Enters Next AI Phase as Products Scale With Major Customers

CCC Intelligent Solutions Holdings Inc. Common Stock (NASDAQ:CCC) management said the company is entering its next phase with artificial intelligence moving from evaluation and testing into broader production use across its customer base. Speaking at the JPMorgan Boston TMC Conference, CEO Githesh

The Independent UK

Why scorching hot summers could change the UK as we know it

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The Independent UK

UK urgently needs maximum working temperatures to survive extreme heat, experts warn

Climate report calls for widespread air conditioning amid warning UK temperatures will to exceed 40C by 2050

The Guardian - UK

UK ‘built for climate that no longer exists’ and needs urgent changes to survive global heating, report warns

Landmark report calls for widespread air conditioning and says UK temperatures forecast to exceed 40C by 2050

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