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• Rewilding our cities could reduce impacts of extreme weather, says new report
• Storm Babet's widespread damage to landscapes, gardens and properties a taste of things to come, says National Trust
• Experts predict ‘catastrophic ecosystem collapse’ of UK forests within the next 50 years if action not taken
• Don’t take my home: football fans asked to unite for nature with WWF at Euro 2024
• For the first time, global temperatures above limit for an entire year
• £15m investment in research to help UK prepare for climate change
• Nearly 8,000 animal species at risk as extreme heat and land-use change collide
• 2025 continues series of world’s three warmest years
• Revealed: political and media narratives driving false “backlash” against net zero, says IPPR
• Protect Wales’ countryside from wildfires this Bank Holiday
• The bottoms of lakes are developing heatwaves, and the consequences could be severe
• IUCN Director General’s statement on World Environment Day 2026
• Be on red alert and protect wildlife this summer
• Don't Spark Disaster: New North Yorkshire-wide campaign urges public to help prevent wildfires
• Make UK cities cool - National tree and horticulture organisations call for urgent green infrastructure before extreme heat becomes the norm
• Long-lasting UK marine heatwave likely to reach extreme levels next week
• Climate extremes are becoming the new ‘normal’ for the UK
• Bring nature back into school playgrounds to help cool schools, says WWF
• Gardeners rise to the challenge as heatwaves impact ‘magnificent’ World Heritage Site water garden
• Harvesting rainwater from rooftops could help cities stay cool and cut the number of heatwave days
• The Wildlife Trusts warn: As England smoulders, Westminster’s war on nature must stop
• ‘Damaging the Antarctic damages us all’ – scientists warn of the potential impacts of coastal freshening

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