Summer 2026 shattered France's temperature records with an average of 24°C across June, July and August, nearly a full degree above the previous 2003 record, exposing critical gaps in climate preparedness despite decades of warning systems....
Belgium's brewing industry is fighting a government regulation that will replace 'Alcohol abuse is harmful to health' with 'Alcohol is harmful to health' on advertisements, arguing the change stigmatizes their UNESCO-recognized beer culture....
Malgré des investissements massifs dans les énergies renouvelables, les émissions des géants du numérique continuent d'augmenter sous l'effet de la demande énergétique explosive de l'IA, selon un rapport de l'UIT et de la World Benchmarking Alliance....
A severe shortage of bottled water has gripped Tunisia since early July, leaving shopkeepers and residents scrambling for supplies as the country grapples with multi-year drought, nightly tap water cuts, and production disruptions....
Les vagues de chaleur exceptionnelles qui ont frappé l'Europe au printemps et en été 2026 ont provoqué des dizaines de milliers de morts, mais suscité des réactions politiques très différentes selon les pays, de l'Allemagne à l'Espagne....
La secrétaire générale de la CGT, réélue en juin 2026, alerte sur la « torpeur » du pays face à la menace d'une victoire du RN à la présidentielle 2027 et propose des mesures pour adapter le travail au changement climatique....
As Ulaanbaatar hosts the UN's COP17 desertification summit, photographer Odhran Dunne captures the capital's young generation reconciling their heritage with urban reality amid climate-driven migration and pollution challenges....
Deadly wildfires swept through northeastern Algeria on Wednesday, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens as firefighters battled 69 active blazes across coastal provinces....
The unprecedented June 2026 heatwave caused mortality rates of up to 25% on poultry farms across France, with between 500,000 and 700,000 laying hens suffocating nationwide. Brittany and Pays de la Loire, which account for two-thirds of French poultry ...
