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The women who wouldn’t let climate data disappear
Rebecca Lindsey is no stranger to challenging the status quo. From an early age, she built a reputation for being outspoken. Her mother, a teacher, encouraged an inquisitive spirit on Lindsey and her sister Mary, even to the chagrin of administrators at the schools they attended. Lindsey recalled a time when a high school principal []
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Toronto Sun
· Jul 9, 2026
Canadian women more concerned about climate change than men, new study says
Statistics Canada says women and university graduates are more likely to believe climate change will affect future generations
Irish News
· Jun 23, 2026
Red heatwave alert covers much of France as 20 drowning deaths reported
Human-caused climate change is tied to increasing extreme weather and UN projections suggest the next five years will break more records.
Borneo Bulletin
· Jul 11, 2026
Years of climate shifts
Years of climate shifts
Huffington Post
· Jun 23, 2026
France Records Its Hottest Day Ever As Europe Withers In Early Heat Wave
Human-caused climate change is tied to increasingly extreme weather, and U.N. climate agency projections say the next five years are likely to shatter more heat records.
TASS
· Jul 9, 2026
June 2026 in Western Europe temperatures break record as hottest in history — Copernicus
According to Samantha Burgess, strategic lead at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, June 2026 underscored how profoundly the climate is changing
TRT World
· Jul 6, 2026
How climate change is changing summer, travel and the way we enjoy the outdoors
We explore the unusual Omega Block weather pattern driving dangerous heat across parts of Europe. We also examine how climate change is reshaping where people choose to travel, meet one cyclist inspiring communities to care for the environment one cleanup at a time, and explain why choosing the right sunscreen can protect both your health and the planet Host: Reagan Des Vignes Featuring: UN Tourism’s Anita Mendiratta; Holiday Extras’ Seamus McCauley; and climate walker, Jaydip Lakhankiya
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Related coverage for "The women who wouldn’t let climate data disappear": Toronto Sun — Canadian women more concerned about climate change than men, new study says. Irish News — Red heatwave alert covers much of France as 20 drowning deaths reported. Borneo Bulletin — Years of climate shifts. Huffington Post — France Records Its Hottest Day Ever As Europe Withers In Early Heat Wave. TASS — June 2026 in Western Europe temperatures break record as hottest in history — Copernicus. TRT World — How climate change is changing summer, travel and the way we enjoy the outdoors