Wildfires Burn Across UK, Major Incidents in Wales and Derbyshire
Major incidents declared in north Wales and Derbyshire as wildfires force evacuations; Natural England warns of exceptional fire risk in southern Britain.
Category : Environment
Warm rivers force French nuclear plant shutdown
High temperatures and low rainfall in Europe have caused river temperatures to rise, forcing EDF to shut a reactor at Golfech nuclear plant and reduce output at Nogent. Wildfires in Spain and Typhoon Bavi in Asia add to extreme weather.
Massive wildfire near Paris; Spain PM warns climate kills
A wildfire of exceptional scale in Fontainebleau forest near Paris has forced 900 homes evacuated and disrupted rail links. Spain's PM warns climate emergency kills after deadly fire.
Yampa River Faces Growing Water Demands as US Water Wars Rage
The Yampa River, one of the last free-flowing rivers in the US West, faces unprecedented pressure from water demands and climate change, threatening its unique ecology and role in the Colorado River basin.
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Lake Suchitlán pollution mystery deepens a year after fish die-off
Nearly a year after thousands of dead fish washed ashore on Lake Suchitlán, El Salvador’s largest freshwater body, fishers and residents still lack official explanations for the pollution crisis.
Puerto Ricans at breaking point after weeks without water
Water shortages triggered by a pipeline rupture in Puerto Rico drive up costs and deepen frustrations, with residents and businesses spending hundreds daily on water.
Heat domes cause radio interference across US midwest
A heat dome in the US midwest caused tropospheric ducting, making radio signals travel hundreds of miles, triggering false emergency alarms and disrupting communications.
Dolphin deaths spike in SA after algal bloom
At least 70 dolphin carcasses found in 2025, highest since 2013, linked to algal bloom that decimated squid populations, scientists say.
Grosvenor Square reopens July 20 after £25m makeover
Grosvenor Square, Mayfair's oldest square, reopens July 20 after a £25m transformation, featuring 150,000 plants, a café kiosk, 300 seats, and new wetlands.
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3 London boroughs adopt Right to Grow for allotments
Southwark, Hounslow, and Hackney have adopted Right to Grow policies. Campaigners urge City Hall to create a London-wide framework to convert unused public land into allotments and gardens.
Flamingo Revolution against Ivanka Trump's Albania resort
Albania's 'Flamingo Revolution' protests Ivanka Trump's luxury resort plan on Sazan Island, home to endangered species and Europe's last wild river delta, sparking clashes and an anti-corruption probe.
31mph Winds Cool London Heatwave, Temperatures Drop to 27C
Brisk north-easterly winds up to 31mph have cooled London's heatwave, with temperatures peaking at 27C on Monday, down from 36C earlier this month.
Bison hurls man 8ft in air at Yellowstone, breaking hip
A bison bull charged a man at Yellowstone National Park, tossing him 8 feet in the air and breaking his hip. The victim, Carl McDaniel, was with his grandson when attacked.
British pensioner, 93, is 13th victim of Spanish wildfire
A 93-year-old British woman has died from burns in the Spanish wildfire, raising the death toll to 13. Two British hikers were rescued with severe burns.
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Two men die rescuing children from North Sea off Hartlepool
Two men died after entering the North Sea to rescue children struggling in open water at Seaton Carew beach, Hartlepool. The children were safe; the men were pronounced dead shortly after rescue.
Carbon capture vital for climate, experts respond to Monbiot
Experts argue carbon capture is essential for net zero, countering claims it's a 'con' and urging fossil fuel producers to pay for CO2 disposal.
Bison tosses Yellowstone tourist 8ft in caught-on-video attack
An agitated 2,000lb bull bison hooked and tossed a Yellowstone tourist 8ft into the air at a Wyoming campsite; a photographer captured the encounter, and the man was seriously injured.
UK heatwave: 35C recorded on six days in 2026 for first time
The Met Office says 2026 is the first year with six days of 35C in the UK. Heatwave conditions continue, with wildfire warnings and health alerts in place.
Spearfisherman: More sharks now, but I know my place underwater
A veteran spearfisherman reports more sharks than ever in UK waters, but says he understands his position in the underwater hierarchy and urges coexistence.
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South African Nature Docs Surge in Popularity
A surge in South African nature documentaries is driving global awareness of conservation, with National Geographic reporting a 40% increase in viewership for the genre.
Screwworm Fly Spreads Through Central America, Threatens US
The new world screwworm has become endemic in Central American wildlife due to illegal cattle movement, raising fears it could spread in the US and complicate eradication efforts.
Carbon storage projects spark alarm in small-town USA
A wave of carbon sequestration projects, fueled by billions in tax credits, is alarming residents in Clymers, Indiana, who fear environmental and health risks.
Why Not Solar Panels Over Car Parks?
Readers debate why solar farms are built on green spaces rather than over car parks, citing cost, grid stability, and the need for both approaches.
Asylum seekers and nature charities unite for UK countryside
Asylum seekers and refugees join environmental volunteers in Wales to clear invasive plants, boosting community cohesion and nature recovery through a £1.62m National Lottery-funded project.
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Tech Reporting on Physical World: AI Revolution and Datacentres
The Guardian's tech reporting explores the AI revolution's physical world impact, focusing on datacentres, energy use, and environmental concerns. Key findings reveal a 30% rise in datacentre energy consumption by 2030.
Ukraine drone strikes halt Russia's Sea of Azov shipping
Russia suspends Sea of Azov shipping after Ukrainian drones hit 90 vessels in a week, targeting tankers and refineries, disrupting critical maritime corridor.
Trump says Strait of Hormuz open despite Iran claim
President Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz open to commercial traffic, contradicting Iran's earlier closure announcement, during an NBC interview focused on Senator Lindsey Graham's death.
Fungal wonders of Tasmania's Tarkine rainforest
A three-day fungi workshop in Tasmania's Tarkine reveals the vital role of fungi in ecosystems, with species like ruby bonnets and pixie's parasols.
Cartoon: Jennings on UK's scorching temperatures
A cartoon by Nicola Jennings depicts extreme heat in the UK, highlighting climate change impacts with a thermometer showing record highs.
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Germany: 99 drownings in June heatwave, mostly young men
Germany recorded 99 drowning deaths in June, the highest in over 20 years, with 40 victims under 30. Extreme heat across Europe also forced early closures of the Eiffel Tower and shortened a Tour de France stage.
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