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Climate · European UnionEurope heatwaves: 80 million people experienced over 40°C
Europe's summer heatwaves brought temperatures above 40°C for 80 million people between mid-June and mid-August. Analysis by AFP, using data from the European Drought Observatory and the EU's Joint Research Centre, detailed the impact across several nations.
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Climate · European UnionWildfire in southern France forces evacuations as 200 firefighters battle flames
A wildfire in southern France’s Lozère region burned 90 hectares on Sunday, forcing the evacuation of two hamlets. Over 200 firefighters, supported by aircraft, were deployed after officials said the fire may have been sparked by a vehicle on a local road.
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ClimateDFO study reviews lobster management measures in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick waters
A Department of Fisheries and Oceans study modelled scenarios for lobster management in Nova Scotia and southern New Brunswick, finding season length most effective for controlling exploitation. Scientists and industry observers say the report provides data for future decisions, though no immediate changes are planned.
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Climate · European UnionEU climate policy focus debated ahead of von der Leyen speech
As Europe grapples with severe heatwaves, attention turns to whether EU chief Ursula von der Leyen will prioritise climate change in her upcoming policy speech. Environmental advocates are pushing for concrete plans to phase out fossil fuels, while some lawmakers suggest defence and industry concerns have overshadowed climate goals.
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Climate · European UnionEU wildfires and heatwaves force evacuations and spike deaths
Wildfires near Madrid and Bordeaux have forced over 300,000 evacuations, while drownings and heat-related deaths exceed 10,000 across Western Europe. The Santa New Mexican reports personal accounts of the crisis, including elderly residents enduring extreme heat without air conditioning.
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ClimateOkanagan wildfires expand evacuation orders as First Nation assesses damage
Wildfires near Okanagan Lake in British Columbia forced expanded evacuation orders and alerts on 3 August 2026, affecting dozens of properties. The Bradley Creek and Quilpituk Creek wildfires triggered responses from regional emergency management, while a First Nation community assessed losses.
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Carbon Capture Canada 2026 event concludes in Edmonton
The Carbon Capture Canada 2026 conference, held September 15-16 in Edmonton, brought together thousands of participants including government officials, industry leaders, and technology experts. The event focused on advancing carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) opportunities in Canada.
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ClimateFederal researchers study small changes to boost falling lobster catches
Federal researchers in Canada are examining small harvesting adjustments to address declining lobster catches in the Maritimes. A report links population drops to climate change and other pressures. Left and centre outlets carried the story, while no right-rated outlet reported it.
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Climate · United KingdomScottish ministers knew UK military lacked aerial firefighting ability, says Justice Secretary
Scotland's Justice Secretary Neil Gray has stated that Scottish ministers were aware the UK military did not possess aerial firefighting capabilities when they requested assistance for the Cairngorms wildfire. The request was made to explore all available options, Gray said.
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Climate · United StatesTropical Storm Dolly remnants may reform near Florida
The remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly, which brought heavy rain to the Caribbean, are being watched for potential redevelopment near the Bahamas or Florida this week. Another system, Invest 97L, is expected to make landfall in Texas or Louisiana.
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Climate · United KingdomUK health secretary links heat waves to climate change as England records driest July
UK Health Secretary Yvette Cooper stated that climate change is driving worsening heat waves, as England and Wales experienced their driest July on record. Temperatures reached 35C (95F), prompting health alerts. Cooper emphasised global collaboration to cut emissions and transition to renewable energy.
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Climate · United KingdomEngland records lowest July rainfall since 1836, Met Office says
England and Wales experienced their driest July on record, with southern England recording just 1.9mm of rainfall. The UK saw its second-hottest July, with 2,877 excess deaths linked to heatwaves. Water restrictions and early harvests followed, while renewable energy output peaked at 44%.
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Climate · United KingdomEngland and Wales record driest July on record, UK weather service says
The UK Met Office reported on 3 August 2026 that England and Wales experienced their driest July ever recorded. The provisional data marks a new low in rainfall for the month, though no centre-rated outlet provided further context on causes or impacts.
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