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Smoke and flames rise from the Sierra Oeste wildfire near Madrid, Spain in July 2026

Worst Wildfire in Madrid’s History Forces 60,000 to Flee Sierra Oeste Blaze

Three fires west of Madrid merged July 24 to form the Sierra Oeste complex, described as the worst wildfire in the city's history. More than 60,000 people have been evacuated or confined

July 25, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Firefighters battling wildfire in southern Europe July 2026

Spain Declares Emergency as Wildfires Kill Firefighters Across France and Italy

Spain declared a wildfire national emergency Friday as fires burned out of control near Madrid, even as France mourned two dead firefighters in the Gironde and Italy deployed 6,000 emergency responders across Sicily.

July 24, 2026

by Shivam Chopra

Kansas City weather during the dangerous July 2026 heat wave before cool temperatures and rain brought brief relief

Kansas City Gets Brief Heat Relief as Temperatures Drop to 70s, But Dangerous Heat Returns by Sunday

Kansas City temperatures dropped to the 70s Thursday after a dangerous heat wave peaked Tuesday with

GOES-16 GeoColor satellite image showing Tropical Storm Bertha and the Gulf of Mexico

Tropical Storm Bertha Crosses Into Texas, Threatening Flash Flooding Across Houston Metropolitan Area

Tropical Storm Bertha crossed into the Texas Gulf Coast on Thursday morning with sustained winds near

California Governor Gavin Newsom attends a news conference during the UN Climate Change Conference in Belem, Brazil, after Trump-era rollbacks of state emissions rules

EPA Sends Four More California Emissions Rules to a Congress Already in the Repealing Mood

The EPA transmitted four California air-pollution waivers to Congress on Thursday, opening them to Congressional Review Act repeal. The first three the agency sent in 2025 were nullified within months, every one

June 13, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Wind turbines silhouetted at sunset in a field near Cimarron, Kansas, where Pentagon reviews have stalled new wind projects

Wind Industry Sues the Pentagon, Saying Quiet Reviews Have Frozen $47 Billion in Projects

Nine renewable groups sued the Defense Department in Oregon, saying Pentagon national security reviews have effectively frozen wind permits across 21 states, jeopardizing 106 projects worth $47 billion. The lawsuit calls a

June 13, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Pollution rises from a ship cruising past the Port of Long Beach in San Pedro, California, where tankers and container ships enter and exit

Shipping’s Climate Leaders Cut Emissions Last Year and Still Fell Further Behind

The 32 shipping firms that volunteered to track their carbon cut emissions intensity in 2025, and the new Sea Cargo Charter report still finds them 11.6 percent behind the climate trajectory they

June 12, 2026

Business·Climate·News

Senator Mike Lee of Utah, who attached a repeal of the Roadless Rule to a wildfire bill that cleared his committee

As the West Braces to Burn, the Senate Votes to Open Roadless Forests and Gut Fire Science

A Senate committee voted 11-9 to strip protection from 60 million acres of roadless national forest, folded into a wildfire bill, the same season the Forest Service is closing 57 of its

June 12, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Tourists use umbrellas to shield themselves from intense sun outside Istanbul's Hagia Sophia during a summer 2025 heatwave

Human-Caused Warming Hit 1.37C in 2025, and the 1.5C Budget Now Runs Out Around 2030

Seventy scientists put human-caused warming at 1.37C last year and the carbon budget for 1.5C at about three years of emissions. The Paris ceiling the world promised to defend is now projected

June 12, 2026

Climate·News·Science

NASA Landsat satellite image of a severely depleted reservoir in India before the monsoon

Mumbai’s Lakes Sit at 12 Percent as the Delayed Monsoon Forces a Water Cut

Mumbai is living under a 10 percent water cut while the seven lakes it drinks from hold just 12.49 percent of capacity and the monsoon that refills them runs late. Upper Vaitarna's

June 12, 2026

Climate·News

People wade through a recreational vehicle park flooded by a king tide near Corte Madera in Marin County, California

Once-Rare Coastal Floods Are Now 12 Times More Likely, Twin Studies Find

Floods that coastal planning treats as one-in-a-century events are now about 12 times more likely, two new studies find, with human-driven sea level rise behind most extreme water days. The math underneath

June 12, 2026

Climate·News·Science

Kolkata Weather: The Monsoon Inches Through Bengal as the City Waits at 34 Degrees

The IMD's June 12 bulletin advanced the monsoon into more of West Bengal and Bihar, the Bay arm's third push through the state in four days. Kolkata, past its usual onset date,

June 12, 2026

Climate·News

An internally displaced woman prepares breakfast outside a makeshift shelter in the Kahda district of Mogadishu, Somalia, as war-driven prices push families into hunger

The Iran War Broke Food Prices. A Super El Niño Is About to Break Harvests.

The war's oil shock is already pushing 45 million people toward acute hunger, by the World Food Programme's count. This week NOAA confirmed a possible super El Niño is coming for the

June 12, 2026

Climate·Conflicts, Military and War·News

Dark storm clouds massing over the Jama Masjid mosque in Delhi

Delhi Red Alert: IMD Warns of Hail and 100 Kmph Gusts in the Capital

The IMD put Delhi-NCR under its highest alert tier on Friday, warning of thunderstorms with winds of 70 to 90 kmph gusting to 100, lightning and hail, after heavy overnight rain. The

June 12, 2026

Climate·News

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Worst Wildfire in Madrid’s History Forces 60,000 to Flee Sierra Oeste Blaze

Spain Declares Emergency as Wildfires Kill Firefighters Across France and Italy

Kansas City Gets Brief Heat Relief as Temperatures Drop to 70s, But Dangerous Heat Returns by Sunday

Tropical Storm Bertha Crosses Into Texas, Threatening Flash Flooding Across Houston Metropolitan Area

EPA Sends Four More California Emissions Rules to a Congress Already in the Repealing Mood

Wind Industry Sues the Pentagon, Saying Quiet Reviews Have Frozen $47 Billion in Projects

Shipping’s Climate Leaders Cut Emissions Last Year and Still Fell Further Behind

As the West Braces to Burn, the Senate Votes to Open Roadless Forests and Gut Fire Science

Human-Caused Warming Hit 1.37C in 2025, and the 1.5C Budget Now Runs Out Around 2030

Mumbai’s Lakes Sit at 12 Percent as the Delayed Monsoon Forces a Water Cut

Once-Rare Coastal Floods Are Now 12 Times More Likely, Twin Studies Find

Kolkata Weather: The Monsoon Inches Through Bengal as the City Waits at 34 Degrees

The Iran War Broke Food Prices. A Super El Niño Is About to Break Harvests.

Delhi Red Alert: IMD Warns of Hail and 100 Kmph Gusts in the Capital

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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