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Rescuers in Greece find 18 burned bodies as wildfires spread

Rescuers in Greece find 18 burned bodies as wildfires spread

Michael Murphy August 23, 2023

Eighteen burned bodies, possibly migrants, were found on Tuesday (22 August) in a rural area in northern Greece where wildfires....

More than 1,000 evacuated as Portugal wildfire spreads

More than 1,000 evacuated as Portugal wildfire spreads

Michael Murphy August 08, 2023

Hundreds of firefighters scrambled on Tuesday (8 August) to put out a blaze raging in southern Portugal that has scorched....

Spain battles wildfires fuelled by one of earliest heatwaves on record

Spain battles wildfires fuelled by one of earliest heatwaves on record

George Scott June 20, 2022

One blaze has burned 25,000 hectares of Sierra de la Culebra, home to one of Europe’s largest wolf populations

Climate change increases risks of tree death

Climate change increases risks of tree death

Liang Lan May 12, 2022

Planting a tree seems like a generally good thing to do for the environment. Trees, after all, take in carbon....

Melting Arctic ice and US wildfires are linked

Melting Arctic ice and US wildfires are linked

Liang Lan January 05, 2022

Research into the connection between diminishing polar sea ice and western US wildfires shows that faraway climate problems aren’t so....

Floods and wildfires are now normal life in small-town Canada

Floods and wildfires are now normal life in small-town Canada

George Scott November 22, 2021

Locals traumatised by the scorching heat of the summer are having to rebuild their lives once again after massive flooding

For a healthy environment, we must heal our democracy | Opinion

For a healthy environment, we must heal our democracy | Opinion

George Scott November 22, 2021

Without climate action, our children will face 3 times as many floods as their grandparents and 10 times as many....

Death of the ancients

Death of the ancients

George Scott November 07, 2021

This year, as more fires raged, parks officials resorted to wrapping some sequoia trunks in protective foil