Heat Waves Are Erasing the Summers Europeans Grew Up Knowing
Extreme heat is rewriting what summer means for European children. From health risks to inequality, this is how the season has changed across generations.
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European Wildfires: The Empty Countryside Is Fueling the Flames
European wildfires are worsening not just from climate change but from rural depopulation and abandoned farmland. Analysis of the data and what it means for fire management.
Bordeaux Wildfires: Evacuees Caught Between Dread and Hope
Thousands evacuated as wildfires near Bordeaux destroy 13,000 hectares. Evacuees balance dread and hope in shelters. Analysis of the fire’s impact and what it means for the region.
Typhoon Noul Slams Southern China: A Storm of Unusual Speed and Rising Stakes
Typhoon Noul made landfall in southern China, bringing rapid intensification, flooding, and economic disruption. We analyze the storm’s speed, historical context, and what it means for a region facing climate change.
‘Like an Amusement Park Chained Shut’: The Human Cost of Algae Blooms
Northern Ireland faces 245 toxic algae blooms, choking Lough Neagh and its economy. A community watches its ‘amusement park’ rot—a stark warning for global water systems.
Hawaii Hurricane Fausto: Why This Storm Demands Attention Beyond the Pacific
Hurricane Fausto churns toward Hawaii as a Category 2 storm. Analysis shows why this near-miss could test the islands’ preparedness, with lessons from Iniki and Lane.
When Will the Wildfire Smoke Clear? Great Lakes Could See Relief by Tuesday
Wildfire smoke from Canadian fires has choked the Great Lakes region, with air quality alerts through Sunday. Forecasters expect a clearing by Tuesday. Health tips and what’s behind the haze.
As Blazes Spread Near Paris, Extreme Heat Is Changing How France Fights Fires
Wildfires are spreading near Paris as extreme heat reshapes France’s fire season. Learn how the country is scrambling to adapt its firefighting strategy to a new reality.
UK Heatwave Nears Two-Week Mark: How Unusual Is This?
UK heatwave nears two-week mark in southern England. Meteorologist Sarah Keith-Lucas explains how unusual this persistent heat is and when relief may arrive. Climate context included.
What We Learn When a Lab Burns a House to the Ground
Inside a South Carolina lab, scientists deliberately burn houses to learn how wildfires destroy homes—and what simple upgrades can stop them. Climate reporter Mira Rojanasakul reports.
Paris Inferno: Wildfire South of Capital Likely Arson, Minister Says
France’s interior minister says a wildfire south of Paris may have been deliberately set. Two arrested as 1,200 hectares burn near the capital. Arson in a warming world.
Rare Prismatic Clouds Paint Azure Skies – What They Really Mean
Prismatic clouds are painting azure skies worldwide. But these stunning displays are also a sign of shifting atmospheric conditions linked to climate change.