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From the Rhine and Danube rivers to forests and farmland across Europe, prolonged heat, drought and wildfires are testing the infrastructure and systems that support daily life and economic activity. Water shortages have disrupted households and businesses. Falling river levels
UN, Scientists Warn That
Tiger Population Reaches 429
Plants “Know” When To
Whales At Risk, Hungry
As Warming Climate Hammers
Great Barrier Reef At
Women Sand Miners Toil
Earth Sees Second-Warmest June
Protecting The Protectors: Racing
Extreme Weather More Likely
Nepal Records Highest Pre-Monsoon
Toxic ‘Time Bomb’ Threatens
Temperatures Likely To Remain
‘He’s Tiny! It’s Blue!’:
Fossil Fuels Principal Driver
Kenya’s New Poaching Problem:
Chitwan National Park Reports
Artificial Smell Technology Being
