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theconversation.comExtreme heat poses risks to planned U.S. anniversary events on July 4. Russian forces have slowed their progress in Ukraine amid Ukrainian counteractions. Democratic Party internal divisions could affect midterm prospects.
A statistical model estimates that the late-June heatwave caused roughly 20,000 deaths in five European countries. Official counts remain incomplete because heat is seldom listed on death certificates.
Flooding in Côte d’Ivoire has killed 59 people since May. Similar rains have caused deaths and damage in neighboring countries.
The IndependentA wildfire near Thessaloniki killed two people and injured one on Tuesday. France recorded at least 300 excess deaths during May heatwaves, and a storm in Romania killed one person and damaged homes.
Usa TodayA June 24 study in PLOS Water outlines using existing cloud-seeding methods plus real-time data and AI models to shift or weaken extreme weather systems. Usa Today reported the proposal and reactions from researchers. The work draws on past events including Superstorm Sandy and t…
theconversation.comTen people affected by floods, bushfires, heatwaves and algal blooms have lodged a complaint with the UN human rights committee. The filing alleges that continued government support for coal and gas exports violates their rights under an international covenant.
The IndependentExtreme heat, wind and drought conditions fueled multiple wildfires across the western United States on Sunday. An uncontained blaze in Utah prompted the evacuation of a small town southwest of Salt Lake City.
montrealgazette.comA new UNICEF report shows nearly every child worldwide faces at least one climate hazard, with half exposed to three or more overlapping threats including heatwaves, floods and droughts. Children in Papua New Guinea must swim across a crocodile-filled river daily after a bridge w…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewA shipping-container exhibit called the Museum of Unnatural Disasters opened at Constitution Gardens. It shows household items damaged by recent storms and fires. Roundtable sessions with lawmakers and survivors discussed heat, drought, and wildfire risks.
news.google.comOxford Economics reported that a global food supply shock caused by extreme weather would increase consumer food prices by a larger margin in the euro area than across the Group of Seven economies overall.
ForbesBuilding codes exist but remain fragmented and hard to access during disasters. Officials and builders often struggle to apply them under pressure from floods, wildfires and heatwaves.
america.cgtn.comA new study links extreme heat, cold, and heavy rain to higher cardiovascular disease burdens in 157 Chinese cities from 2015 to 2020. Risks rose notably with temperatures above 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit and heavy rainfall. Vulnerable groups include younger people, smokers, and th…
news.sky.comA tornado struck northern Texas on Saturday night, resulting in one death and injuries to six others. Wildfires continue to burn in southeastern Georgia, destroying homes and prompting containment efforts. Severe weather is expected to persist in parts of the southern and midwest…
nypost.comA new study forecasts that over 36% of land animal habitats could face droughts, heatwaves, river floods and wildfires by 2085 if global warming continues. Researchers analyzed data for 33,936 vertebrate species and 794 ecoregions. Reversing warming trends could limit exposure to…