Climate Change

Following a heatwave alert, the UK Met Office has now said that parts of England and Wales face an "exceptional" risk of wildfires in the coming days.

South East Water has announced a hosepipe ban for Kent and Sussex which will come into effect from August 12.

The unprecedented heatwave in Europe has pushed the freezing point in Switzerland way above its highest summits.

Swarms of jellyfish have inundated Israel's Mediterranean coast forcing bathers to stay as far away from the beaches

The UK, which has been witnessing extremely high temperatures and dry weather conditions, is now facing a drought alert.

The record-breaking heat has turned Britain into a microwave oven, disrupting the daily lives of the citizens.

The UN secretary general, António Guterres, has warned governments around the world against the threat posed by climate change

A 13-year-old boy was found dead after "getting into difficulty," while swimming in a West Yorkshire canal, according to police.

A Japanese man has admitted to killing at least 30 green sea turtles after they got stuck in his fishing nets.

The UK is reeling under a severe heatwave condition, with temperatures expected to soon reach 40 degrees Celsius.

The authorities in the UK have warned parents asking them to keep their children indoors as the temperatures are set to soar above 33C on Tuesday.

A baby seal was found almost 3 miles away from its home in the ocean at a farm in South Australia on Thursday.

Thousands of jellyfish have been spotted on beaches all across the UK as warmer temperatures have allowed their population to increase.

Italy has declared a state of emergency in its five northern regions as it faces its worst drought in 70 years.

A massive ozone hole which is at least seven times larger than the Antarctic ozone hole has been found over the tropical region.

Millions of sea sponges in New Zealand's Fiordland region have been affected by extreme ocean temperatures.

The drought in Italy has become so intense that a World War II-era shipwreck that had submerged in the Po River decades ago has now resurfaced.

The record-breaking heatwave in Kansas, US has led to the death of as many as 2,000 cattle so far.

Around 100 dead roach fish were found dead in Belper River Gardens on Sunday after temperatures went past 30C earlier last week.

The impacts of global warming may force Nepal to move the Mount Everest base camp from its original position and to a lower altitude.

People living in the coastal towns of the UK may have to eventually leave their homes and relocate due to rising sea levels and erosion.

A report by wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation has warned that 24 species of butterflies found in Britain may soon disappear.

A study published in The Lancet has revealed that pollution caused more than 2.3 million premature deaths in India in 2019, the highest number reported from any country.

Several reports have suggested that the insect population is on a decline worldwide which could lead to a collapse of ecosystems.

The scorching heatwave that has swept India is not only affecting humans but is also proving deadly for animals. The animal rescuers in the Indian state of Gujarat have come across dozens of exhausted and dehydrated birds dropping every day in the last few weeks.

A new report by the US government's Drought Monitor has revealed that the water levels in California's two biggest reservoirs have dropped to "critically low levels."

The land area cleared of trees in Brazil's Amazon rainforest last month was the biggest since the authorities started to keep a track of the same in 2015.

Almost all metropolitan cities across the world have begun to feel the impacts of climate change, and authorities are now resorting to strict measures to undo years of damage.

Several parts of India have been grappling with an intense heatwave as the country experiences one of the hottest summers this year. According to experts, the temperatures are expected to only increase during the next few days.

Scores of headless penguin bodies washed up on beaches surrounding Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula in the month of April, leaving scientists and researchers shocked.