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Heatwave is a climate change warning as forecaster says he's 'never' seen weather charts like today's

The Met Office's leading forecasters say the heatwave is a clear sign of human-induced climate change and are likely to happen more often

Chronicle Live

Political crowdfunding does more than raise money – it can also rile up opponents

The success of politicians in the U.S. largely depends on the amount of funding they receive from various sources. Although political action committees contribute considerably to elections, a recent survey showed that grassroots contributions – gifts under US$200 – are equally crucial and contribute a sizable amount. Donald Trump’s 2016…

The Conversation

Tory leadership candidates turn their back on climate change as the world burns

We face a grim future if the climate crisis is not properly addressed, but none of the prospective Tory party leaders appear interested in discussing it

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Eco-friendly communities to get £50,000 reward from council

The money was allocated from the Council’s £1million Climate Change Action Fund

Daily Record

1976 heatwave - is this hot weather normal and how does it compare?

As temperatures across the UK are set to soar to 40C, here's how this year's heatwave compares to the summer of 1976 and whether the high temperatures are normal

Daily Mirror

74-year-old adventurer completes mission to visit every inhabited island in the UK

Climate change consultant John Chatterton has spent thousands of pounds and used rowing boats, aircraft and cable cars to reach hundreds of remote islands around the country

Daily Mirror

There are reasons to be hopeful about climate change despite this heat

The highest temperatures recorded across the home nations have almost all occurred in the past 25 years. In England, the current holder of this dubious accolade is the Cambridge Botanic Gardens, with a temperature of 38.7C recorded on July 25, 2019. If our meteorologists are right, we’re likely to see…

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Climate change extreme weather costs Germany billions of euros a year - study

Extreme heat, drought and floods caused by climate change cost Germany at least 6.6 billion euros ($6.69 billion) in damages annually on average in the past two decades, a study showed on Monday, with some severe episodes pushing losses into the tens of billions.

Reuters

Nights are warming faster than days as Earth heats up

UK summers are also seeing more frequent hot weather as a result of climate change

Wales Online

‘Dutton insurance’: crossbench MPs set joint demands on Labor’s climate bill

The seven independents want a mechanism to protect emissions target from ‘future governments’ as they signal desire to negotiate

The Guardian - AU

Bison returning to the wild in Britain for first time in a 1,000 years

Project to help climate change and help nature

Wales Online

Berlin hosts envoys for heart-to-heart talks on climate

Senior officials from about 40 countries are meeting in Berlin for heart-to-heart talks on how to stay focused on fighting climate change

The Independent UK

Pacific Islands are back on the map, and climate action is not negotiable for would-be allies

This year’s Pacific Islands Forum marked the beginning of a more dangerous era as Pacific leaders tried to find common responses to both the climate crisis and sharpening geostrategic competition.

The Conversation

Pacific islands demand climate action as China, US woo region

Small island nations call for more action on climate change while pledging unity amid growing geopolitical competition.

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The koala in the coal mine

With the scrutiny on climate change, the collapse of Australian ecosystems has received scant attention. But saving them is entirely possible.

360info

Special Report: Beating the heat

Cities will be the hottest place to be as the world heats up. Beating the heat in the urban jungle doesn't need to be high-tech. It will take some planning.

360info

Choosing the right trees for a changing climate

Climate change is killing trees in cities, forcing changes in urban planning.

Salon

72% of Americans polled want renewables

Americans broadly support action, a Pew poll shows, but partisanship keeps getting in the way

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Inverse

Heat waves have damaging mental-health side effects — here’s what to know

Heat can also affect the mental health and ability to think and reason of people without a mental health condition.

Salon

Mass extinctions threaten Earth's future

A new study projects that at least one million extinctions are going to occur as a result of climate change

Daily Mirror

Tory environment chief threatens to resign as leader hopefuls water down pledges

COP26 summit President Alok Sharma warned Tory leadership hopefuls need to show they take climate change 'incredibly serious' as a record 40C heatwave sweeps into Britain

Daily Mirror

Gary Lineker tussles with professional boxer on Twitter over climate change comment

Former England star and TV anchor Gary Lineker was firm in his rebuttal of Anthony Fowler after the boxer questioned his motives around a tweet about climate change

The Guardian - UK

Penny Mordaunt pledges to create ‘millions of green jobs’ if elected Tory leader

Exclusive: Conservative leadership candidate sets out her views on climate change and the environment

Asharq Al-Awsat

Forest Fires Rage in Scorching Southwest Europe

A summer heatwave that has triggered devastating forest fires across southwest Europe showed no signs of abating Sunday, as parts of the continent readied for new temperature records early next week. Firefighters in France, Portugal, Spain and Greece are battling forest blazes that have ravaged thousands of hectares of land…

Reuters

Pacific bloc, united, demands climate action as China, U.S. woo

Pacific island nations, courted by China and the United States, put the superpowers on notice, telling the world's two biggest carbon emitters to take more action on climate change while pledging unity in the face of a growing geopolitical contest.

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