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Sam Fraser-Baxter

Climate change turns warm summer days in England into health threat

Trafalgar square in London on a summer's day. Dozens of people are sitting around the fountain and on a large obelisk monument.

A high-pressure system over southern England has expanded to cover much of the UK since the start of the week beginning June 16th, bringing calm, sunny days and gradually rising temperatures.

20 June, 2025 | Heatwave | Europe

Climate change drives record-breaking heat in Iceland and Greenland challenging cold adapted ecosystems and societies

An aerial image of the Greenland ice sheet showing a vast landscape of glaciers.

In late May, Iceland and Greenland saw record-breaking heat.

11 June, 2025 | Heatwave | Arctic, Europe

Mixed rainfall trends highlight the importance of climate adaptation in coastal New South Wales

Two men in wetsuits are in knee deep brown water pushing two inflatable boats with people in them.

From May 19-23, heavy rains caused widespread flooding across eastern New South Wales.

04 June, 2025 | Extreme rainfall | Australasia

Effective emergency management prevented larger catastrophe after climate change fueled heavy rains in Central Mississippi river valley

An image of a flooded road with a sign that says 'road closed ahead’, a house with brown water up to its windows and a submerged car.

In early April, a number of severe storms hit the Central Mississippi river valley in the United States, marked by extreme rainfall and a record number of tornado warnings.

08 May, 2025 | Extreme rainfall | North America

Climate change made weather conditions leading to deadly South Korean wildfires about twice as likely

In March 2025, southeastern Korea experienced its largest and most destructive wildfires on record.

30 April, 2025 | Wildfire | Asia

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