London Climate Action Week, aimed at discussing emission reductions, is instead illustrating the city's unpreparedness for extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 39°C (102°F), canceling events, and straining public health systems.
London Climate Action Week, a major green campaigners' gathering, faces disruptions due to a severe heatwave across the UK and Europe. Several events have been cancelled or impacted by train service disruptions, highlighting the real-world effects of climate change.
Lee Chang-hoon, co-chair of South Korea's Presidential Commission on Climate Crisis Response, will attend London Climate Action Week 2026. The trip aims to promote South Korea's climate achievements and foster international cooperation.
