UK's hottest June on record caused 'unprecedented' deaths of fish
In one incident, hundreds of dead fish were found floating on the surface of the River Cam near Ditton Meadows in Cambridge
Source: standard.co.uk
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Hottest June kills UK fish and threatens insects
The Met Office will confirm on Monday if the record-breaking temperatures are linked to climate change.
Source: yahoo.com
Fears of further fish deaths after hottest June in UK history
Average temperature of 15.8C almost a full degree higher than previous highs for the month
Source: theguardian.com
Hottest June In UK Kills Fish, Threatens Insects
The extreme heat being experienced in United Kingdom has affected not only humans, but also the nature with its adverse impacts on fish, insects and plants. Read more about the effects here.
Source: natureworldnews.com
June's Heatwave Obliterated UK's Fish Populations
An "unprecedented" number of fish died last month.
Source: huffingtonpost.co.uk
Record 'fish-killer' June twice as likely due to climate change
The hottest June on record, which caused ‘unprecedented’ fish deaths, was twice as likely due to climate change, the Met Office says.
Source: metro.co.uk
UK had hottest June since records began, says Met Office
Average temperature for June hit 15.8C, 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record of 14.9C in 1940 and 1976
Source: standard.co.uk
Thousands of fish are killed by the warmest June on record as they 'boil'
The Met Office said yesterday the average temperature for June this year hit 15.8C. This is 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record of 14.9C.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Fish death fears after Met Office confirms last month was hottest June on record
The average temperature for June this year hit 15.8C, 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record in 1940 and 1976.
Source: independent.co.uk
GEOFFREY LEAN: Thames Water crisis is wake-up call for the entire industry
GEOFFREY LEAN: The scandal surrounding Britains stinking rivers and its outrageously greedy water companies has exceeded our very worst expectations.
Source: dailymail.co.uk