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Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault Resigns Over Climate Dispute
Steven Guilbeault, a prominent Liberal Member of Parliament and former environment minister, is resigning from federal politics.
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- Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault Resigns Over Climate Dispute
- Man dies rescuing family at Cornwall beach during heat wave
- UK rail disruptions intensify as May heatwave persists
- Eight Irish counties under high temperature warning
- Officials weigh cool water releases at Glen Canyon Dam
- Ireland faces May heatwave with temps forecast to hit 30°C
- Africa Day 2026 Highlights Water and Integration Challenges
- Man dies on Hastings beach amid record heatwave
- Greek mountain snow cover declines by more than half since 1980s
- UK records second consecutive hottest May day at 35°C
- Study finds 7% to 16% of vascular plants may lose most habitat by 2100
- Bipartisan all-female U.S. senator delegation tours Arctic allies
Man dies rescuing family at Cornwall beach during heat wave
A man in his sixties died after entering the sea to rescue two family members who got into difficulty at a beach in Cornwall on Monday afternoon.
UK rail disruptions intensify as May heatwave persists
Britain's rail network experienced severe disruption on Tuesday as a historic heatwave continued to grip the country, forcing widespread cancellations and delays.
Eight Irish counties under high temperature warning
Ireland is experiencing a significant late-May heatwave, with a rare high temperature warning in effect for eight counties as temperatures approach record-breaking levels.
Officials weigh cool water releases at Glen Canyon Dam
Federal officials are weighing a decision that would release cold water from the depths of Lake Powell through Arizona's Glen Canyon Dam this summer, a move aimed at protecting native fish but one that would significantl...
Ireland faces May heatwave with temps forecast to hit 30°C
Ireland is experiencing an unusually intense May heatwave, with temperatures forecast to potentially break national records this week.
Africa Day 2026 Highlights Water and Integration Challenges
As Africa marks the 63rd anniversary of its continental unity on May 25, 2026, the occasion is framed by a critical assessment of progress against long-standing ambitions for integration, sovereignty, and development.
Man dies on Hastings beach amid record heatwave
A man died on a beach in Hastings on Sunday despite the efforts of emergency services, as a record-breaking heatwave drew large crowds to the coast.
Greek mountain snow cover declines by more than half since 1980s
Snow cover on Greece's mountains has declined by more than half since the mid-1980s, according to new research from the University of Cambridge's Scott Polar Research Institute, a finding that aligns with the experiences...
UK records second consecutive hottest May day at 35°C
The United Kingdom has broken its record for the hottest May day for the second consecutive day, with provisional temperatures reaching 35.0 degrees Celsius at Heathrow Airport and Kew Gardens in London on Tuesday.
Study finds 7% to 16% of vascular plants may lose most habitat by 2100
A significant portion of the world's plant species faces a high risk of extinction by the end of this century as climate change shrinks their suitable habitats, according to a new scientific study.
Bipartisan all-female U.S. senator delegation tours Arctic allies
A bipartisan, all-female delegation of U.S. senators is departing on a diplomatic tour of Arctic nations, aiming to reassure allies and underscore congressional support for partnerships in a region of growing strategic i...
Trump EPA to relax refrigeration and air conditioning rules on greenhouse gases
The Trump administration is set to relax federal regulations that limit the use of potent greenhouse gases in commercial refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, a move officials say is intended to reduce costs for ...
NOAA Forecasts Below-Average 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season With Risk
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1, with forecasters predicting a season of below-average activity overall but warning that significant risk remains for parts of the U.S. coastline.
OECD: Record $136.7 billion climate finance in 2024, adaptation lags
Developed countries provided and mobilized a record $136.7 billion in climate finance for developing nations in 2024, according to a new report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
UN General Assembly Endorses ICJ Climate Duty Resolution
The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to adopt a resolution endorsing a landmark international court opinion that countries have a legal duty to address climate change.
FAO warns Hormuz closure could trigger food price crisis in 6 to 12 months
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization warned on Wednesday that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has initiated a systemic shock to global agricultural systems that could trigger a severe food price crisi...
European EV sales surge 34% in April after higher oil prices
A surge in electric vehicle sales across Europe is being driven by a sharp rise in fuel prices following international airstrikes on Iran earlier this year, according to industry data and a new global report.
UK climate advisers call for workplace heat limits and cooling rollout
The United Kingdom must urgently adapt its buildings and infrastructure to a changing climate, including by setting legal maximum workplace temperatures and installing widespread cooling systems, according to a major new...
AI WhaleSpotter network launches in San Francisco Bay to warn mariners
A new artificial intelligence-powered detection network has launched in San Francisco Bay, designed to alert mariners to the presence of whales in real time and reduce fatal ship strikes.
