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A Gynaecologist Explains Why Your Cycle Feels More Difficult During a Heatwave—And How to Make It a Bit More Bearable

Lock in - we’re period-proofing summer.

Marie Claire

Durham NC Enters Stage 2 Mandatory Water Restrictions on June 15 as Lake Michie Drops to 40% Capacity

Durham NC activated Stage 2 mandatory water restrictions June 15 as Lake Michie fell to 40%. NC's driest year since 1895. Health risks, restrictions, and what residents must do.

Medical Daily

Climate-driven heat in India's textile factories stifles workers but coolers and ventilation help

The western Indian industrial city of Surat in Gujarat state is in the grip of yet another intense heatwave as summer temperatures have already begun to reach highs of 45 degrees Celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit)

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Climate-driven heat in India’s textile factories stifles workers but coolers and ventilation help

The Independent UK

Shelter-in-place ordered in LA as blaze engulfs roof of 500,000 sq-ft warehouse

Clouds of dark smoke and ammonia rose from cold storage and freezing facility in Boyle Heights near downtown

The Guardian - US

Ryanair passengers stranded in Greece after 'border control delays'

Ryanair blamed border delays for the disruption, while Athens International Airport said congestion was caused by ‘additional processing requirements’

Evening Standard

Americans to be hit with record-high electricity bills this summer

Cooling costs have increased 40 percent since 2020

The Independent UK

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Rising temperatures may increase flood risk through river ‘whiplash’, study finds

Sudden shifts from wet to dry weather, or vice versa, may foil typical drought- and flood-prevention measures

The Guardian - UK

How a Colombian city cut temperatures by 2°C with 2.5 million plants and 880,000 trees

For decades, cities around the world have struggled with a growing problem known as the urban heat island effect. As concrete, asphalt and buildings replace natural vegetation, urban areas absorb and retain more heat than their surrounding countryside, making summers increasingly uncomfortable and, in some cases, dangerous. While many cities…

The Times of India

Gardening expert warns of common watering mistake that’s killing your plants

Are you silently killing your plants? Expert reveals the watering mistakes you need to stop now to help them thrive.

Tom’s Guide

Nearly Half the U.S. Is in Drought Right Now — Here Are the Health Risks and Which Cities Face the Highest Risk

As of June 9, 2026, 46.93% of the U.S. is in drought. Washington declared emergencies; Utah hit historic lows. Here are the health risks you need to know.

Medical Daily

Methane is the climate menace we’re ignoring

Comment: Animal agriculture underpins our way of life – no political party dares look beyond next year’s returns on milk powder and beef, writes Pat Baskett

Newsroom.co.nz

‘Everyone is angry for different reasons’: scepticism in Iran as peace deal nears

Any sense of relief is offset by doubts over durability of agreement and feelings of betrayal by Trump administration

The Guardian - UK

Over a billion children exposed to three or more climate hazards UN report shows

More than one billion children face at least three overlapping climate hazards, the UN childrens' agency Unicef has warned, while highlighting the disproportionate impact in some regions of the world.

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'Supercharged': El Nino brings drier, hotter conditions

Scientists say an El Nino phase will bring drier weather, with some advocacy groups worried bushfire conditions could be primed for a tough summer.

The Guardian - AU

BoM forecasts strong El Niño and warns climate change could amplify effects on Australia

El Niño events linked with extreme weather around the world – and can increase risk of bushfires in Australia and coral bleaching on Great Barrier Reef

Bangkok Post

Nearly half the world's children exposed to three or more climate risks: Unicef

UNITED NATIONS (UNITED STATES) - More than one billion children face at least three overlapping climate hazards, the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) warned Monday, while highlighting the disproportionate impact in some regions of the world.

International Business Times

Cold Blob Of Water In North Atlantic Has Scientists Worried About What it Could Mean

Climate scientists are monitoring a blob of cold water in the North Atlantic, which they fear could be a troubling signal for ocean currents.

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Medical Daily

Toxic Algae Blooms Are Turning America's Swimming Lakes Green and Dangerous — and Record Summer Heat Is Making 2026 One of the Worst Years in Recent Memory

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) — primarily cyanobacteria — are surging in US lakes, rivers, and reservoirs during the record-hot summer of 2026. Multiple state health departments have issued 2026 HAB advisories. Cyanotoxins can cause liver failure, neurological damage, and death in dogs within minutes. Here is the warning.

The Times of India

UK to sizzle in 30C heat after days of cool, unsettled weather

Britain is set for a dramatic return of summer warmth this week. Temperatures are expected to climb significantly, with some areas in England and Wales potentially reaching close to 30C. This shift follows a period of cooler, showery weather. High pressure building across Europe will bring sunshine and dry conditions.

Evening Standard

When is the next London heatwave? Capital set to swelter in two weeks of hot weather with 30C high in days

Temperatures expected to reach 30C as hot plume of air sweeps London

The Times of India

Inside Chile's spectacular Atacama super bloom: The desert that blooms once every few years

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile holds the record for being the driest non-polar desert on Earth. Some parts of it go decades without a single drop of rain. It looks, for most of the year, like a place where nothing could survive. And then, every few years, something extraordinary…

The Guardian - UK

Weather tracker: Saharan heat to send temperatures soaring across Europe

Heatwave conditions build over much of continent, while mild start to winter continues in parts of Australia

The National (Scotland)

Scotland could face new Ice Age if we continue to not take climate change seriously

SCOTLAND could face a new Ice Age while much of the world fries because of global warming, it has been warned.

Evening Standard

When's the next heatwave in London? Temperatures to steadily rise through the rest of June

London is set to get steadily warmer after a wet and blustery mid-June

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