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July saw temperature records broken multiple times.

Why climate scientists are trying to fly through Arctic cyclones in a small aircraft.

The heatwave will make conditions on England's farms worse as experts warn of smaller harvests.

Experts say the source of the river moving downstream for nearly 10 miles is "unprecedented".

A wildlife trust says the work is needed otherwise rivers will "struggle".

The River Tweed Commission fears current water scarcity plans are not adequate to address the issue.

Olympics organisers say they will learn from Birmingham's approach to hosting the Commonwealth Games as they attempt to reduce the 2024 event's environmental impact.

The National Trust issues a warning over the impact of the hot summer at some of its sites.

Flash floods in Balochistan have killed more than 550 people since June, destroying homes and livelihoods.

Scientists hope that a scoring system will lead manufacturers to compete over sustainability.

Changes in rainfall and weather patterns are making the Panama Canal's operation more challenging.

The bill seeks to lower the cost of medicines, increase corporate taxes and reduce carbon emissions.

Democrats in the US Senate are celebrating the passage of hugely significant bill on climate change - but what impact will it have, at home and abroad?

Weeks of baking heat have caused big problems for Europe's food producers and river traffic.

Extreme drought and historic heat have caused the River Po's water levels to drop dramatically.

There are fears the Port Talbot site may shut if a deal to help cut carbon emissions is not struck.

Climate change is here. But it is also everywhere. Three Commonwealth athletes explain how it is changing their sport and homes.