Heat too much, says Bedord
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David Bedford says he believes it is impossible for a northern European to win a long distance race in heat as stifling as that experienced in Greece.
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One Fool sees growth in India -- but also a little too much heat.
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Human activity has raised the risk of more heatwaves like last year&#39;s, which gave Europe probably its hottest summer since 1500, scientists said on Wednesday.
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Predicted rises in temperatures will hit cities harder than surrounding areas, a study warns.
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Immigrants to the UK are at risk of fire living in overcrowded housing, a chief fire officer tells the BBC.
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Heat-stroke warnings could be issued in weather forecasts for the 2008 Olympic Games, the Xinhua news agency said, after the temperature in the capital soared to its highest May level in more than 50 years.
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Blistering heat settled over the eastern half of the nation Tuesday, sending man and beast in desperate search of relief: An air-conditioned subway car in New York City. A plunge into the Atlantic Ocean in New Jersey. And cold showers for suffering livestock in Ohio.
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Central England is about 1C warmer than in the 1950s, and human activities are the reason, a study shows.
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Bhatts and boldness share a hand-in-hand relationship. Be it coming up with brash comments in the media or churning out skin flicks, one can always sense the heat.
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Depending on where you are, this is going to be a hotter, wetter, drier, windier, calmer, dirtier, buggier or hungrier century than mankind has seen in a while. In some places, it may be deadlier, too.
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LONDON - The world faces a surge in extreme weather events because of global warming and governments must act immediately to avert disaster, Britain&#39;s chief scientist said yesterday.
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Â· Chinese most exposed to displacement for games Â· 1,000 Londoners may have to move, says report
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By DANA BARTHOLOMEW\\ Staff Writer  Blame the freeze. Blame the record dry spell. Whatever the cause, hills covered with tinder-dry brush could easily go up in smoke unless they see some rain -- soon.
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The world faces a surge in extreme weather events because of global warming and governments must act immediately to avert disaster, Britain&#39;s chief scientist said on Tuesday.
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This year is forecast to be among the top 10 hottest years on record, Britain's weather office said Thursday, despite a strong cooling effect predicted from the tropical weather phenomenon known as La Nina.
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Images from south-eastern Europe where people are experiencing a heat wave.
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Human activity has at least doubled the risk of heat waves like the one in 2003 that killed thousands in Europe, researchers conclude in a study being published today in the scientific journal Nature.