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As Europe battles devastating wildfires, Croatian police have arrested four people suspected of arson along the Adriatic coast.

Copernicus data for July 2026 shows average sea surface temperature surpassed the previous 2023 record, while scientists warn of increasingly severe consequences of climate change and the impact of El Niño.

Large wildfires rage through Andalusia, Segovia, and Castellón as firefighters battle the blaze fueled by strong winds and high temperatures.

Due to extreme weather conditions, the highest state of alert has been declared in Attica and six other Greek regions, while France prepares for the potential evacuation of nearly 200,000 people in the southwest of the country.

The firestorm has consumed nearly 120,000 hectares since the start of summer, with authorities intensively investigating whether negligence or deliberate arson is to blame.

The president of the Madrid region, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, thanked the Argentine footballer for his donation of €80,000 for the restoration of areas devastated by wildfires.

As the fiery onslaught sweeps the continent, record-low water levels threaten nuclear power plants, and experts warn the EU's strategy remains too slow.

As the climate crisis intensifies, Spain is turning to innovative solutions, and a pioneering project is exploring whether European bison can become natural firefighters.

As firefighters battle the blaze in the south of the continent, England and Wales have declared drought after receiving just 10 percent of the usual rainfall in July.

France is battling devastating wildfires that have consumed thousands of hectares, and firefighters from war-torn Ukraine have arrived to help. Meanwhile, Paris is fast-tracking the introduction of the military Airbus A400M for aerial firefighting.

As the city of Spokane battles the worst natural disaster in its history, researchers in New York are baffled by a humpback whale with a massive bite and a severely injured tuna.

As Southern Europe Battles Devastating Wildfires, Brussels Debates Whether to Invest More in Firefighting or Prevention

As fires in France and Spain begin to subside, Greek firefighters battle the blaze. In Hungary, drought has shut down a nuclear power plant, and two people have died at the Ozora music festival.

Washington Governor Declares State of Emergency as Firefighters Battle Time and Terrain. This Marks the Fourth Consecutive Year of Record Drought in the State.

New research from the University of Groningen warns of increasingly frequent extreme weather conditions conducive to fires, particularly on the Iberian Peninsula

On Thursday, the first three of 78 new special vehicles were ceremonially handed over, with Commander Tucaković noting that the number of fires and burned areas is significantly higher than last year.