European farmers face an unprecedented agricultural crisis due to successive heatwaves and continent-wide drought, with vegetable and grain growers reporting catastrophic production losses across France, Italy, and Spain.

England’s ancient oak trees are dying due to extreme heat and dry weather, with experts warning that ecosystems cannot adapt quickly enough to rapid climate change.

The UK relies on imports for 80% of its fruit and 47% of vegetables, yet depends on countries more vulnerable to climate change, a new report warns.

A major cyclosporiasis outbreak spreading across the country this summer has raised questions about contamination sources, with attention increasingly turning to farmworkers despite evidence pointing toward irrigation water systems.

Britain’s railway operators are preparing for intensifying extreme weather as a developing El Niño event could bring record heat next year, prompting infrastructure upgrades and operational adjustments.

A Welsh county registered among the world’s highest wildfire carbon emissions per square kilometer in July following a major fire, according to EU earth observation data, raising health concerns.

More than 40,000 excess deaths in England between 1988 and 2025 were linked to extreme heat, according to statistics published on Wednesday, with current summer heatwaves expected to push totals higher.

A retired heat pump owner in Glasgow switched back to gas after electricity costs surged, highlighting debates over whether cheap power matters more than clean power for achieving net zero targets.

Britain’s intensifying heatwaves are forcing a reassessment of adaptation priorities, with housing providers and policymakers debating whether to expand air conditioning despite carbon concerns and costs.

A Georgia solar panel manufacturer navigates shifting U.S. policy approaches aimed at boosting domestic production and competing with Chinese imports through tariffs and tax incentives.

California could harness electric vehicles as a distributed energy storage resource through vehicle-to-grid technology, potentially reducing expensive battery infrastructure needs while stabilizing renewable power supply.

Research reveals how drought unexpectedly fuels certain infectious diseases like cholera and West Nile virus, presenting complex public health challenges as global water scarcity intensifies.