Spain recorded $11 billion in weather-related losses and 232 deaths in 2024, ranking second in economic impact globally and 20th in human fatalities due to extreme weather.
At COP30 in Brazil, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez presented Spain as a global leader in climate action, committing to a 90% emissions cut by 2040 and €45 million for international climate finance.
Spain addresses rising climate risks with updated flood mapping and community mental health teams following major floods and fires.
Spain will set clocks back one hour on October 26, 2025, marking the transition to winter time amid ongoing debate about the practice's health and energy implications.
Spain faces a dramatic increase in heat-related deaths and risks due to extreme heat in 2025.
Experts warn that geopolitical tensions and climate change pose compounded threats to the global economy, with significant implications for Spain.
Spain experiences a severe heatwave in September 2025, with temperatures reaching 40ºC.
Aemet confirms that Spain has experienced its hottest summer ever recorded.
Record high temperatures mark summer 2025 in Spain with alarming climate implications.
Recent reports reveal the serious health risks extreme heat poses for workers in Spain.
Citizen Assembly for Climate shares sustainability recommendations with Bilbao Council.
The III Green Economy Forum has urged immediate actions for ecological transition ahead of COP30.
Luis Planas addresses climate change's impact on Spain's food security at an agro-economics congress.
Pedro Sánchez launches a proposal for a State pact to confront the climate emergency amid political reopening.