Fires in Europe.

I agree MartavTaurus, is terrifying, with such prolonged heatwaves and no rain this is the tragic end result.
Then, as the rain does come and the earth is rock hard, there will be the inevitable floods.
Extreme weather is becoming the norm.

Theres a bad one here in Scotland too. It's all climate change

When there have been big fires like this in the past they are often caused by humans. Either by mistake or on purpose. Just saying!

Grandmabatty

Theres a bad one here in Scotland too. It's all climate change

Northern Wales too I believe. Conwy?

The immediate cause may be arson, but the underlying cause is climate change.

The BBC weatherman explained how and why we are having such heatwaves and then explained that because the Mediterranean is heating up to an unusual high to expect biblical amounts of rain with the resultant flooding in autumn/winter.

Caroline Lucas has done a podcast with various people from the security services, which talks about because of climate change and the way we have depleted our natural world that there is a much redacted report commissioned by the government, which warns that during the 2030s and beyond, it is a very high risk that nature itself is likely to collapse.

Ignoring that, just like people refuted that climate change was happening will almost certainly bring this collapse about.

The future is not exactly rosy.

Grandmabatty

Theres a bad one here in Scotland too. It's all climate change

Yes that looks awful. Obvs we don’t escape the effects of climate change here in the UK either as we are finding out.

Humans have become utterly self indulgent which results in so much extravagance and waste. The results are affecting our planet with devastating consequences. We were warned about this 40 years ago but once a society is heading down a path it is very difficult to turn round and try to go back.