We could stop climate change – and the solutions to it could benefit us all. As part of our #ChangeClimate Season Kevin McCloud, Mary Portas and Hugh Fearnle...

A public art and climate initiative from April–August 2025: life-size puppet animals travel 20,000km from the Congo Basin to the Arctic, fleeing climate disaster. Events and performances unite arts an...

We could stop climate change – and the solutions to it could benefit us all. As part of our #ChangeClimate Season Kevin McCloud, Mary Portas and Hugh Fearnle...

EnvironmentClimate changeClimate crisis ‘Ball bearings in the snow’: The role of climate change in deadly avalanches Caitlin Fitzsimmons February 19, 2026 — 7:45pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Got it Share A A A This week alone, avalanches have claimed the lives of at least eight people in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, three in the French Alps, and two on the Italian side of Mont Blanc. The disaster in the Lake Tahoe back country is one of the deadliest single avalanches in US history, and one person is still missing. In Europe, avalanches have already killed more than 90 people since October in one of the deadliest seasons in years, European Avalanche Warning Services figures show, compared with only 36 people in the same time period last year. France and Italy have borne the brunt, with dozens of avalanche-related deaths since the start of this year. Avalanches have also featured among Japan’s severe run of snow country deaths this year, alongside blizzards and chairlift accidents. Advertisement But what causes...

EnvironmentClimate changeClimate crisis ‘Ball bearings in the snow’: The role of climate change in deadly avalanches Caitlin Fitzsimmons February 19, 2026 — 7:45pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Got it Share A A A This week alone, avalanches have claimed the lives of at least eight people in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, three in the French Alps, and two on the Italian side of Mont Blanc. The disaster in the Lake Tahoe back country is one of the deadliest single avalanches in US history, and one person is still missing. In Europe, avalanches have already killed more than 90 people since October in one of the deadliest seasons in years, European Avalanche Warning Services figures show, compared with only 36 people in the same time period last year. France and Italy have borne the brunt, with dozens of avalanche-related deaths since the start of this year. Avalanches have also featured among Japan’s severe run of snow country deaths this year, alongside blizzards and chairlift accidents. Advertisement But what causes...

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