Why '1% emissions' claims mislead on climate action
Despite leaders citing small emission shares, historical responsibility and collective impact mean every tonne of CO2 matters for climate stability.
Category : Climate Action
Nine World Cup matches in severe heat: analysis
Nine group stage matches at the 2026 World Cup were played in potentially dangerous heat and humidity, according to a Guardian analysis, as Fifpro warns heat must play a bigger part in scheduling.
Dangerous heatwave to blast central and eastern US for days
A long heatwave with high humidity will impact over 130 million Americans across central and eastern US, with temperatures up to 115F heat index before Fourth of July.
Erin Brockovich Fights AI Datacentres
Erin Brockovich, who won a $333m settlement against PG&E in 1993, now targets AI datacentres. She warns of water use, secrecy, and community harm, with over 7,000 reports filed.
Progressive Case for Air Conditioning in UK
As Britain faces record heatwaves, air conditioning can be part of a progressive climate adaptation plan if paired with efficiency, public ownership, and low-emission cooling measures.
£75m Campaign Urges UK Public to Cut Daily Water Use by 28 Litres
The UK's biggest water-saving campaign launches this week, aiming to reduce daily use by 28 litres per person amid climate crisis and predicted shortages of 5bn litres a day by 2055.
Delhi polo club battle: green space vs construction
Government takeover of Delhi's Jaipur Polo Ground sparks debate over green space loss, heat stress, and air quality in India's capital.
EU green chief: heatwave shows need to reject climate denial 'lies'
Teresa Ribera blames 'ideologically driven' falsehoods for attacks on green policy, says heatwave is a 'dramatic warning' from nature.
Europe heatwave shifts east: red warnings in Hungary, Poland
Red warnings for extreme heat issued across Hungary, Poland, Romania, and the Balkans as the heat dome moves east. Budapest forecast to exceed 40°C on Tuesday.
Antarctica temps 15°C above normal in heatwave
Temperatures in Antarctica soared 15°C above normal, reaching -2°C at Rothera Station. Scientists warn climate change is driving extreme winter heatwaves and sea ice loss.
UK heatwaves: How to adapt and mitigate as another hot spell looms
As the UK braces for another heatwave, experts call for urban adaptation, green infrastructure, and fossil fuel reduction to combat deadly extreme heat linked to climate change.
London Heatwave Forecast: Temperatures to Soar Again
London faces another heatwave with temperatures hitting 32C by July 8, following a record-breaking 36.4C in June. Expert warns of climate change impact.
Labour's Mission Economy: Burnham's Net Zero Revival
Every £1 spent on net zero returns £2.20-£4.10. Labour's mission agenda lost its way; Burnham must adopt five key changes for delivery.
Europe heatwave: Excess deaths reach 1,300
Excess deaths in Europe's heatwave have hit 1,300, WHO reports, as temperatures push past 40°C in France, Italy, and Germany, with storms and power outages.
Europeans voice fears as continent faces worst heatwave ever
European residents and tourists express concern as the continent endures its most severe heatwave, with over 60,000 deaths in summer 2022 and ongoing disruptions.
Eco-Friendly Burials and Cremations Gain Traction in Australia
Australians are exploring eco-friendly deathcare options like natural burials, aquamation, and sustainable coffins to reduce environmental impact, but planning ahead is key.
Swiss glaciers lose all winter snow by Monday amid heatwave
Swiss glaciers are expected to lose all snow and ice accumulated last winter by Monday, marking the second-earliest glacier loss day on record, driven by a heatwave.
Europe's Heatwave Crisis: Why Continent Remains Unprepared
Despite decades of warnings, Europe's heatwaves still cause devastation. The 2003 heatwave triggered early systems, but rising temperatures outpace adaptation, with 200,000 deaths in four years.
Europe Heatwave Hits Germany, Poland, France, UK
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with record temperatures recorded in Germany, Poland, France, and the UK, prompting health warnings and transport disruptions.
Germany and Italy Swelter in Heatwave as Records Tumble
Germany and Italy endure sweltering conditions as a heatwave linked to dozens of deaths spreads eastwards, with Denmark and Slovakia setting new temperature records.
Why UK's record heatwave feels unbearable
The UK's record heatwave feels 'different' due to high humidity, insulated homes, and lack of preparation, says Met Office. Temperatures hit 37.3C in Suffolk, disrupting schools, transport, and landmarks.
Letters: UK heatwave, climate irony, and more
Readers share desperate measures in UK heatwave, climate irony as Reform UK postpones climate meeting due to heat, and other amusing anecdotes.
Climate Sceptics Mock Net Zero While Sweltering in UK Heatwave
As record June temperatures hit the UK, climate sceptics at an 'anti-woke' conference disparaged Ed Miliband's net zero policies while fanning themselves in 35°C heat.
Cartoon on UK record-breaking temperatures
Martin Rowson's cartoon depicts UK sweltering under record-breaking temperatures, highlighting climate crisis urgency.
Fourth toddler dies in France as Europe heatwave shifts east
Fourth toddler dies in France as Europe's brutal heatwave shifts east, affecting 150 million people under 35C. Scientists say nearly half of 850 largest cities face unprecedented heat stress.
Major wildfire burns 500+ sq metres on Tintwistle Moor
A major wildfire on Tintwistle Moor near Glossop has burned more than 500 square metres of moorland and woodland, forcing road closures and smoke warnings as crews battle for over 24 hours.
Europe heatwave 'worst ever' without climate crisis
Scientists say the European heatwave is the most severe and widespread ever, made possible only by climate change. High humidity means 45% of large cities face worst heat stress.
Extreme heat threatens Europe's productivity and growth
Record-breaking heatwaves across Europe are causing dangerous working conditions and disrupting commutes, with economists warning that climate crisis will dent economic growth unless countries adapt.
Fossil fuel price surges worsen air quality via wood burning
Fossil fuel price surges can lead to worse air quality, as people switch to wood burning. Study finds benzo[a]pyrene increases in northern Italy.
Slough datacentre hub heats local area by up to 9C
Europe's largest datacentre hub in Slough creates a heat island effect, raising local temperatures by an average of 2C and up to 9C, residents say summer heat is unbearable.
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