A Lancet study has confirmed Paris as Europe’s deadliest capital during heatwaves, sparking political disputes over climate policy. Experts warn urban density, limited green spaces, and climate change have made cities increasingly vulnerable to deadly heat-related excess mortality

Western Europe is finally getting a reprieve from a record-setting heatwave, with temperatures dropping and storms forecast. However, southern regions like Spain and Italy will remain in the grip of extreme heat through the weekend, prompting ongoing weather alerts

With 84 French regions on heat alert and record-breaking temperatures scorched across Spain, Portugal, and Italy, Europe braces for one of its most intense heatwaves in recent memory

Météo France, the national weather agency, placed 84 of the country’s 101 departments on orange alert — the second-highest level — warning of a prolonged and intense heat dome that could settle over the country for days

But the rising temperatures are now casting a long shadow over their future. The French Alps are warming at twice the global average, and as snow cover dwindles at lower altitudes, small and medium-sized ski resorts face an existential crisis

Despite Caetano’s frosty reminder, experts say the chances of a widespread white Christmas in France are slim. Longer-range weather models suggest December 2024 will likely be warmer and drier than average

After four years of intense debate and more than 50,000 public proposals, the plan received overwhelming support from the council, marking a significant step toward addressing Paris’s housing shortages, climate change challenges, and urban revitalization needs

Concerns have risen over the future of iconic cheeses like Camembert and Brie due to a recent study on mould diversity loss. However, researcher Jeanne Ropars reassures enthusiasts, stating there’s no immediate production risk, with concerns somewhat exaggerated

Andreas Bjelland Eriksen, the Norwegian Minister of Climate and Environment, emphasized the urgency of protecting Svalbard's flora and fauna amidst mounting pressures

Julien, a spokesperson for the organizers, emphasized the urgent need to address the issue of PFAS pollution, stating, "We want to close the door on the 'forever chemicals' that Arkema is dumping into the Rhône river."

Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis: In order to fulfil the demands of an expanding agricultural sector and a growing population, the government of St. Kitts and Nevis is advancing its agenda to bring about change in the water services sector

The devastating forest fires that have ruined Europe during this summer have resulted in the highest emissions in 15 years.

The scorching heat of summers that Belgium and the rest of Europe experienced this year is in complete contrast with that of 2021, characterized by severe floods.

The Foreign minister of German Annalena Baerbock, on Monday has called climate change the world's "biggest security problem," as Berlin welcomed representatives of around 40 nations for the Petersberg climate dialogue.