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How bad are Europe's wildfires? Experts reveal how blazes tearing through Greece are the most intense and toxic EVER recorded in July - here's how to stay safe - Vimarsana News

How bad are Europe's wildfires? Experts reveal how blazes tearing through Greece are the most intense and toxic EVER recorded in July - here's how to stay safe

The intensity of this month's blazes in Greece has meant it has been the country's worst July since satellite monitoring began in 2003.

Interactive Europe wildfire map: From Rhodes to Corfu, the locations of terrifying blazes sweeping across the continent - so is YOUR holiday at risk? - Vimarsana News

Interactive Europe wildfire map: From Rhodes to Corfu, the locations of terrifying blazes sweeping across the continent - so is YOUR holiday at risk?

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

Scientists discover a new penguin colony from space - Vimarsana News

Scientists discover a new penguin colony from space

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.

Last year was Earth's fifth hottest on record, data shows - Vimarsana News

Last year was Earth's fifth hottest on record, data shows

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

Europe's melted snow due to 'winter heatwave' seen from SPACE - Vimarsana News

Europe's melted snow due to 'winter heatwave' seen from SPACE

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