All news on the topic: Climate change

El Niño is a weather event that takes place every two to seven years and sees the warming of the Pacific Ocean which charges parts of the atmosphere, leading to more extreme weather events

The mercury is forecast to rise into the high 40s in Italy, Spain and Greece this week, potentially setting a new record for the highest temperatures ever recorded in Europe

Recent days have seen swathes of the country hit by miserable weather, bringing rain and wind, but forecasters have said the low pressure system is set to shift soon

A Spanish aid group has said at least 300 people travelling in three boats from Senegal to Spain are missing and has slammed the search response as being inadequate

Cutting-edge CGI allows viewers to witness several critical moments when Earth’s future hung in the balance. In the final episode, Chris gives an impassioned speech about the climate change emergency

UK sea life is far more exotic than many people think, with hundreds of different types of fish and colourful corals - but there's also a range of terrifying creatures that are becoming more popular on our beaches

Over the past few weeks, 3,084 readers from all over the world have signed up for a chat with someone from a different country

Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) is being spread by ticks across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, with scientists warning it is "highly likely" it will reach Britain

The effects of the climate crisis are being felt globally, whether it is cliffs collapsing, an increase in wildfires or food shortages

The global average temperature reached 17.18C according to the University of Maine in the US - with the milestone coming just one day after global average temperatures topped 17C

Filmmaker Josh Appignanesi explains how to discuss the disastrous effects of climate change to your children

Campaigners warned companies in the threatened industry need support to move to environmentally-friendly processes before it is too late

Met Office says the mean temperature in June was 15.8C, which beats 1940's and 1976's peaks of 14.9C but this isn't to be celebrated, experts say, due to climate change

Emma Thompson has signed a letter to the CEO of Wimbledon objecting to one of its sponsors ahead of the tennis tournament kicking off in South West London today

A rowdy stag do hijacked Just Stop Oil's slow march near Waterloo Station in London today with chants of 'we love you oil, we do!' before one of the stags pinched the group's banner

A study conducted by Thrust Carbon on behalf of the Rail Delivery Group found that the carbon produced by the London to Edinburgh train route is roughly half of what was previously thought

In an extraordinary resignation letter, the Tory peer accused the Prime Minister of being "simply uninterested" in environmental issues and damaging the country's reputation on the world stage

The Tory peer said the Prime Minister's 'apathy' towards environmental and animal welfare issues meant his role as a government minister has become 'untenable' in a blistering letter

No wonder the water industry is in trouble - the public is being fleeced by these companies who are simply treating the system as a means to extract profit from them

Heat waves across the Southwest of the United States are hitting record numbers, killing over a dozen individuals in the last week, while weather services urge people to stay indoors and find air conditioning

The Met Office has given its verdict on the chances of a 40C heatwave to hit next month with the UK already on track to have its warmest June on record with 32.2C reached on two occasions

New reports have warned that water companies are set to hike bills for ordinary British households as much as 40 per cent between 2025 and 2030 as they look to cover sewage spill repair costs

More than a third (24,000) of English school buildings are past their estimated initial design life - meaning they can continue to be used but are more expensive to maintain and run up higher energy costs

Health alerts are being issues across the US and even some parts of Europe as smoke and smog from over 400 wildfires in Canada tarnish the air quality in a variety of regions

Blistering temperatures are predicted for up to 14 days in July and could beat last year’s record-breaking 40.3C (105F) seen in Lincolnshire with extreme heat 'not out of the question'