Storm Ciarán Batters UK and Europe With Punishing Winds and Heavy Rainfall November 2, 2023 By Todd Gillespie, Katharina Rosskopf and Anna Shiryaevskaya Storm Ciarán plowed through northwest Europe, tearing the roofs off some buildings, snarling transport networks and cutting power to more...
Storm Babet Hammers Scotland With Warnings of Risk to Life, Flooding October 20, 2023 By Todd Gillespie and Lars Paulsson The UK’s Met Office warned of the possibility of severe flooding and loss of life in the northern part of...
Europe’s Firefighters Call for More Resources as Climate Change Hikes Wildfire Threat June 23, 2023 By Todd Gillespie Firefighters across Europe are calling for more resources as climate change increases the threat of wildfires across the region. While...
Rich Nations Face Demands to Pay for Climate Damages Caused by Historical Emissions October 12, 2021 By Todd Gillespie The aftermath of Hurricane Irma has left deep scars in the tiny island nations that were in the path of...
Britain’s Largest Pub Group Launches Billion-Dollar Suit over COVID-Related BI Claim July 20, 2021 By Todd Gillespie Britain’s largest pub group, Stonegate Pub Group Co., sued three insurers for 846 million pounds ($1.2 billion) over losses it...
Shell Abandons Push to Get Oil Spill Lawsuit to Be Heard in Nigeria July 12, 2021 By Todd Gillespie and Laura Hurst Royal Dutch Shell Plc has abandoned its final attempt to argue that a major lawsuit brought by thousands of Nigerians...
Many Workers Begin to Return to Offices Transformed by COVID Safety Innovations May 26, 2021 By Todd Gillespie and Jack Sidders Masked, desk-bound and unable to recognize their colleagues in an elevator, people are starting to return to offices in cities...