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Europe's atmospheric watchdog warns the risk of wildfires is on the rise, with large parts of Western Europe at
An unusual heat wave is sweeping across Europe and the US, with temperatures reaching 45-46 degrees Celsius in some places.
An old derelict motorboat rose from the cracked mud like a giant tombstone. Its epitaph may read: This is the waters of Lake Mead.
The Earth's ozone layer has appeared a new, extremely large hole, active all seasons in the lower stratosphere than the tropics.
Photographer Neill Drake recreated this photo of a glacier taken in the Arctic more than a century ago.
Climate change appears to be reducing the likelihood of tropical cyclones around the world, researchers have found.
New research published earlier this week shows that the heat wave occurring in the US in 2021 has caused shellfish (clams, oysters, snails, mussels, oysters...) to die i…
By the 2030s, the Amazon rainforest will lose up to 75% of its current cover.
A distinct and genetically isolated population of polar bears has been recorded in southeastern Greenland.
Climate change is having an extremely negative impact on the melting of Antarctic ice.
The worst drought in 70 years has brought a World War II shipwreck out of the water in the Po River.
Hundreds of young swallows littered the streets of the southern part of the country after falling from their nests due to the impact of the heat wave.
Climate change is slowing the convection currents that carry warm water from the tropics to the North Atlantic and will cause the system to completely collapse.
A record 13-year drought has caused water levels in the Peñuelas reservoir in central Chile to drop to levels unfit for life.
Under the record-breaking heat, the lives of people in the city of Jacobabad (Pakistan) fell into crisis, especially the group of young children and pregnant women.