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Extreme weather crisis: Mumbai floods & Europe wildfires highlight global climate emergency

Extreme weather crisis: Mumbai floods & Europe wildfires highlight global climate emergency

Posted on July 29, 2026 By admin


This week on Tipping Point, we dive into the climate chaos unfolding across continents. In India, torrential rains have paralyzed life in Mumbai and much of Maharashtra, leaving at least 15 dead and crippling transport systems. Neighbouring Pakistan is reeling under similar monsoon fury. Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Europe battles a different extreme—raging wildfires ignited by relentless heatwaves and record-breaking temperatures. As South Asia floods and the Mediterranean burns, the episode examines how a warming planet is pushing regions to their breaking point.



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