Much of the planet is dealing with intense hot temperatures right now with no signs of immediate relief. These heat waves are sparking more wildfires and setting new records. On Tuesday, temperatures soared to a high of 40.2 degrees Celsius (104.4 degrees Fahrenheit). Take a closer look at the plight in Europe, the U.S., and China. Plus, read how extreme heat affects your body.
Extreme heat has besieged nearly the entire Northern Hemisphere this year. Currently, Europe is simmering in its third heat wave of the summer, fueling devastating wildfires and threatening millions of people. On Sunday alone, Portugal and Spain reported more than 1,000 heat-related deaths. In …
July 18 (UPI) -- U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued an ominous warning Monday, saying humanity faces "collective suicide" from the impact …
People living on low incomes in cities will bear the brunt of climate change's scorching temperatures and urban flooding, widening the vulnerability …
Follow us at @BloombergUK and on Facebook, and wrap up your day with The Readout newsletter with Allegra Stratton. The UK’s heat wave is so bad that some …
Climate change is making summers in Canada hotter, with more days of extreme heat and fewer nights that let our bodies cool down. The consequences of …
Higher nighttime temperatures don’t just make it harder to drift off, they can disrupt your sleep cycles and leave you with low-quality rest.
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