España enfrenta su peor accidente ferroviario en más de una década justo antes de las elecciones. Los primeros indicios apuntan a un error humano y la tragedia ya entra en la campaña.

Antonio Hidalgo was on the sixth car of a commuter train bound for Seville on Wednesday morning, when about 118 kilometers (73 miles) south of Madrid, it collided with another train stopped on the track.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised to conduct a thorough investigation of a rail crash that killed at least 68 people on Wednesday, the deadliest such incident in the country in more than a decade.

Soaring temperatures have shocked people across the continent, with sweltering conditions made worse by climate change.

Maricopa County has long been a leader and testing ground for heat-death prevention policies.

This summer’s heat waves may have already resulted in more than 2,700 deaths in England and Wales.

Parents face difficult choices to protect children amid punishing extreme temperatures

Spain experienced its deadliest ever June for heat mortality after record-breaking temperatures scorched Europe.

Europe is experiencing an early, intense heat wave.

Europe is contending with a new climate reality as extreme heat is no longer a rare occurrence.

The fastest-warming continent is facing tough questions about how to adapt.

High night-time temperatures and humidity made June’s weather particularly dangerous, scientists said. 

A judge in a Madrid court ordered Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s wife Begoña Gómez to stand trial on charges of influence peddling, corruption while conducting business and embezzlement of public funds.

With another hot summer looming, fire services across Europe face funding and labor shortfalls.

They’re bracing for another severe fire season.

Representatives at the United Nations talks couldn’t agree on how to pay to combat global warming.

Negotiators in Bonn got stuck on a familiar problem: how to find money to help developing nations tackle global warming.

As AI’s power demand surges, carbon prices rise and a startup launches a new geothermal plant design.

The value of uninsured natural-catastrophe losses rose more than 7% globally last year to $424 billion, with North America the most exposed region, according to a fresh analysis.

Climate change is leading to the melting of glaciers and the thawing of permafrost worldwide.