That very much included the UK, which saw drought and back-to-back record-breaking temperatures. The Met Office has said that conditions like these have been made far more likely by human-induced climate change.
That very much included the UK, which saw drought and back-to-back record-breaking temperatures.
The Met Office has said that conditions like these have been made far more likely by human-induced climate change.
Relentless heatwaves have already affected wildlife populations, energy demands, transport links, and public health.
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That very much included the UK, which saw drought and back-to-back record-breaking temperatures. The Met Office has said that conditions like these have been made far more likely by human-induced climate change. Relentless heatwaves have already affected wildlife populations, energy demands, transport links, and public health.
This year, extreme heat assailed most of Europe. Overall, the summer of 2026 was our hottest on record.
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