Southern Europe wildfires force thousands to flee
Wildfires across southern Europe have forced thousands to flee, with France banning Tour de France spectators as blazes burn nearly 20,000 hectares in Portugal, Spain, France, and Greece.
Wildfires across southern Europe have forced thousands to flee, with France banning Tour de France spectators as blazes burn nearly 20,000 hectares in Portugal, Spain, France, and Greece.
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RecommendedThe UK faces a week-long heatwave with temperatures up to 34C, tropical nights, and travel disruption. Yellow health alerts issued for multiple regions.
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RecommendedLondon braces for a second heatwave with six consecutive days over 30°C starting July 6. The Met Office warns of a potential Category 4 extreme marine heatwave.
Aerial footage from Catalan firefighters shows a massive wildfire raging in La Bisbal d’Empordà, northeastern Spain, burning about 750 hectares (1,853 acres) as heatwave breaks June records across Europe.
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A federal appeals court ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing oil and gas drilling in national parks, reversing a lower court's ban.
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RecommendedMassive wildfires in southern France force over 10,000 evacuations, destroy thousands of hectares, and threaten homes as firefighters battle blazes.
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RecommendedEurope's heatwave broke June records: UK hit 37.7C, Germany 41.7C all-time high. Tropical nights widespread. China faces 47C. High-pressure system drives extreme heat.
Numerous wildfires are raging across parts of France and Spain after record temperatures caused dry conditions and worsening drought. Two thousand firefighters battled blazes on France's Mediterranean coast, while Spain deployed over 100 personnel in Arag
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At least 59 people have died in Côte d'Ivoire since May due to floods and landslides, with Ghana reporting 13 deaths and heavy rains hitting Benin, Togo, and Nigeria.
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RecommendedMore than 100 million Americans face record-breaking heat as El Niño intensifies, with temperatures exceeding 115°F and increased wildfire and drought risks across the country.
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London set for another hot weekend with BBC and Met Office predicting highs of 27-29C. Climate change cited as cause amid record June temperatures.
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