
Mother Jones - 1 hour 26 min ago
Deadly heatwaves in May smashed records in the UK, France, Spain, and parts of North Africa. India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh saw April temperatures soar to 45-50 degrees Celsius. A late spring heat dome in the US marked the hottest March on record, and in a 1,000-year July storm, parts of Texas were left reeling after […]...

BBC - 5 hours 11 min ago
The record "is another clear signal of an ocean under growing stress", according to Dr Samantha Burgess from the European Copernicus climate change service.

Huffington Post - 5 hours 22 min ago
Fat Marmot Week beginning Monday is mostly just for fun, but it also has a serious side.

The Independent - 7 hours 8 min ago
Fashion's climate impact isn't a question of what our clothes are made from, but of a system built around encouraging us to consume more. Caroline Garland meets Zoe Gilbertson, whose work with Liflad and Common Cloth Works is reconnecting clothing with farming, landscape and community, and asks whether changing the way we value what we wear could help change the way we consume altogether...