London Mayor Sadiq Khan backs calls for a maximum workplace temperature limit in the UK as extreme heat from repeated heatwaves causes widespread disruption to schools, hospitals, and transport systems.

The UK has significantly reduced funding for Congo rainforest conservation projects, cutting tens of millions in pounds from initiatives meant to protect the world’s second-largest rainforest and support local communities.

Andy Burnham, Britain’s incoming prime minister, faces pressure to clarify his climate stance as the nation grapples with deadly heatwaves and economic disruption from extreme weather.

Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology warns that the developing El Niño could become the strongest on record, with climate models forecasting peak temperatures exceeding previous records by a substantial margin.

The Department of Energy removed over 1,600 pages from its Energy Saver website this summer, eliminating consumer guidance on energy conservation and home efficiency improvements.

Wildfire smoke from Canada threatens Sunday’s World Cup final near New York City, with FIFA lacking contingency plans despite other sports leagues implementing air quality protocols.

The European Commission proposed changes to the EU’s emissions trading system that critics say could weaken Europe’s most effective climate policy tool by reducing costs and requirements for polluters.

Over 900 wildfires are burning across Canada, with 13 First Nations under evacuation orders affecting more than 2,100 people. Namaygoosisagagun First Nation faced near-total destruction in a fast-moving blaze on Wednesday.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul issued an executive order establishing the nation’s first statewide data center moratorium, pausing large-scale construction for up to one year amid concerns about electricity costs and energy grid impacts.

A majority of U.S. voters link increasingly severe extreme weather to climate change, according to new polling, with 61% believing weather events have become more frequent over the past five years.

President Trump issued executive orders to reduce Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments from over 3 million acres to approximately 302,600 acres, significantly exceeding reductions made during his first administration.

Wales faces an imminent environmental drought declaration as river levels hit near all-time lows following extreme heat and minimal rainfall, threatening fish populations and agricultural output.