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The intensity of this months blazes in Greece has meant it has been the countrys worst July since satellite monitoring began in 2003.

MailOnline takes a look at where more wildfires could start with the help of Europes eyes on Earth satellite programme, Copernicus.

Scientists at the British Antarctic Survey studied satellite imagery to help identify a new colony of around 500 emperor penguins at Verleger Point, West Antarctica.

New data from Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) reveals 2022 was the fifth-warmest year globally and second-warmest year for Europe.

An image posted by the European Unions Copernicus Programme shows a distinct lack of snow surrounding the Swiss town of Altdorf, close to skiing resorts.

The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said temperatures in Europe had been the highest on record for both the month of August and the summer (June-August) as a whole.

The images were taken by the European Space Agencys Copernicus Sentinel-3 - a satellite that orbits 506 miles (814.5km) above Earth to measure our planets oceans, land, ice, and atmosphere.

Copernicus, also known as 'Europe's eyes on Earth', is transforming our understanding and planning for the most sustainable use of valuable resources on Earth.

THE wildfire raging in the hills near Benahavis has been photographed from space.   The gigantic smoke plume from the blaze, which broke out in

/PRNewswire/ -- ICEYE, the global leader in satellite driven persistent monitoring and an expert in natural catastrophe solutions, today announced the start of...