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FOR a few minutes on August 12, daylight will fade, temperatures will drop and millions of people across Spain will look towards the sky. But this is when is where
SPAIN’S catastrophic wildfire season so far was made at least 20 times more likely by climate change, according to a new scientific study. Researchers from the World Weather Attribution (WWA)
A MYSTERIOUS white stain spreading through Spain’s Mar Menor has devastated marine life in the worst affected part of the lagoon. Researchers found only three fish species in the centre
WE already live in the world of global warming with all its unpredictability. Droughts, wildfires and high temperatures are the new normal. But has nature become saturated, and is it


