All news on the topic: Climate change

The Met Office said 2022 was the warmest year on record in the UK - and unless greenhouse gas emissions are controlled, last year could seem cool compared with what it will be in 2100

Mike Kendon, climate scientist at the Met Office and lead author of its new report, called State Of The UK Climate 2022, described the 40C mark as "a real moment of climate history"

The Bunning family were caught up in the biggest evacuation in Greek history as they were supposed to be celebrating daughter Lottie’s special day

Researchers at Pennsylvania State University adapted existing assessment tools used to examine the impact on wild animals and applied them to 771 listed plant species

Cabinet minister Michael Gove has confirmed that the 2030 deadline is “immovable” and that the Conservatives are committed to banning the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles - but what do YOU think?

The Mirror has spoken to three experts about the link between climate change and the current wildfires in the Mediterranean - and which 'closer to home' places could be at risk in future

Briton Craig Hope was part of a 20-person team deployed to Greece in August 2021 when 25-mile fires broke out in Peloponnese, 100 miles south-west of Athens

Axing even popular, busy ones will ­intensify the backlash and strengthen the legal case of Labour mayors preparing a court challenge

Ahead of the release of their State of the UK Climate report for 2022, the Met Office has warned that the country is only set to see 40C heat more and more

Temperatures recorded in South Florida's oceans have reached balmy temperatures, close to those of a hot tub, though there is no official record to see if the ocean temperatures were record-breaking

A forest fire red alert has been issued in Majorca by the Palma Met Office, while other Balearic Islands, Ibiza and Menorca, are on "high" fire risk alert after weeks of very hot weather

Poor air quality and pollution from more than 1,000 Canadian wildfires is threatening residents' health in Chicago, Illinois, and Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Met Office has warned an "extreme weather event" will likely be seen in the UK soon with temperatures expected to top 40C - and once again climate change is to blame

The Prime Minister faces pressure from the Tory right to row back on Net Zero pledges - but Friends of the Earth say doing so under political pressure would be "inexcusable" as wildfires tear through Europe, America, and Asia

Newly released maps have highlighted the areas of Greece most at risk from the vicious wildfires currently engulfing the country, as well as the locations still deemed safe

People with the wealth and power to pollute have the privilege of getting rescued from the effects of it, says Fleet Street Fox. Migrants whose countries have turned to war-torn desert are told to lump it

The Daily Mirror's Environment Editor, Nada Farhoud, says the climate crisis is made worse by wildfires, which ravage carbon-rich ecosystems, turning them into tinderboxes

Nada Farhoud says it is rather ironic that there has been a lot of hot air from sections of the right-wing media at the same time, which appear to deny the fact that the planet is in serious trouble

David Cameron's infamous warning has become a widely mocked harbinger of Britain descending into the banter timeline. And a new poll shows just 28% of voters believe the former PM was right in his prediction

Expert Chris Lintott says that the coming weeks are among the best for watching amazing events occurring in the skies above us

Local media said that nearly a dozen palm trees in Alicante province fell due to the heat as parts of Spain reached cripplingly hot temperatures of nearly 45 degrees

In Phoenix, one of the country's hottest cities, a debate is raging between residents who say the heat is making the city uninhabitable, and others who are ignoring the soaring temps in favor of anti-climate change rhetoric

Experts have discovered that the upper temperature limit for human safety is lower than previously thought - as heatwaves across the world pose a major health risk to millions

A study of domestic and international flights across Europe by Greenpeace has found that tickets for trains are on average twice as expensive as for flights, despite the former being much greener

A meteorologist warned that an American city has become "uninhabitable without aircon" due to a severe heatwave and record-breaking temperatures, posing serious health risks to residents