Climate news on Friday, October 23, 2026
In Climate on Friday, October 23, 2026: Europe's summer heat killed 50,000; climate change caused 2/3. Also: Britain deploys military aircraft to combat climate-fuelled wildfires across the nation; Hail damage reaches billions annually; climate change intensifies severe hail events.
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- Europe's summer heat killed 50,000 people; climate change caused two-thirds of deaths.Bozeman Daily Chronicle ·
- Britain deploys military aircraft to combat climate-fuelled wildfires across the nation.Reuters ·
- Hail damage reaches billions annually; climate change intensifies severe hail events.The Washington Post ·
- Congress considers legislation addressing climate change while reducing energy costs simultaneously.Insider NJ ·
- Oregon utility must double renewable portfolio to meet state's first climate benchmark.Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB ·
- Human climate change has prevented the onset of the next ice age, scientists confirm.Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory ·
- Colorado gains authority to approve underground carbon dioxide injection for storage.Colorado Public Radio ·
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