Extreme heat

This has already been one of the hottest summers on record, and things are only going to get worse. Unless we do something about it. So … let’s do. We can't really go to the beach in these final few weeks of summer — too many potential disease vectors walking around in Speedos — so let's all stay home and read up on climate change.

Humans have never lived on a planet this hot, and we’re totally unprepared for what’s to come

A climate journalist shares an urgent warning about the threats posed by rising temperatures.

It's going to start feeling like summer this week. Arizona, California, and Nevada will see extreme temperatures in the triple digits. This excessive heat warning for the Western USA could see temps as high as 113 F in some areas.

If this summer’s intense heat has you reconsidering retiring to a Sun Belt state like Arizona or Florida, here are 7 cooler options to consider.

Surviving extreme heat this summer without an air conditioner can be a life or death situation to many. Find out how to keep yourself cool.

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Photo: Eli Mordechai (Shutterstock)The worst heat wave in human history is still frying the United Kingdom, and in all likelihood, it’s not an anomaly. Climate changes means this is almost definitely the new normal (until it gets worse), so let’s review how to keep cool—or at least not die—during a heat wave. There were over 1,500 heat-related deaths in America in 2021 alone, and many of them could have been prevented if people had avoided these seven deadly sins of dealing with extreme…

Temperatures will soar into the 90s and 100s—here’s how to stay cool.

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