Multidisciplinary exhibit at dadaLab juxtaposes thermal imaging and oral storytelling

A two-day multimedia exhibition that invites audience members to experience extreme heat in Austin, TX utilizing different art forms.

The impacts of increasingly common extreme heat waves are worsened by climate change, poverty, and racism - but we can fight back

Green energy keeps the lights on, heat impacts on children, and how to Play it Cool Europe endured a succession of scorching heat waves this

To remain effective, organizations need to master new media and legitimacy markers to make a once-in-a-century shift.

Thermal drone footage shows DataOne — the Microsoft-backed AI data center in Vineland — is powering its operations with dozens of unpermitted generators

The Trump administration has shut down websites like climate.gov and other climate data projects. Academics, journalists, and nonprofit organizations are working to rebuild what has been lost.

Sign your name to the letter urging Texas State Park officials to oppose destructive border barrier construction in Big Bend Ranch State Park, Black Gap Wildlife Management Area, Seminole Canyon State...

UT President Jim Davis unveiled a proposed core curriculum with new humanities, science, AI and Western civilization requirements.

RCN calls for more air conditioners as Burnham faces pressure to recognise urgency of adaptation to climate crisis Nurses are collapsing during shifts amid “inhumane and impossible” conditions caused by extreme heat, their union has warned, as Andy Burnham promised to grapple with “the bigger questions” of climate adaptation. Amid growing pressure from Labour backbenches to fully acknowledge the urgency of adaptation measures as the climate crisis bites, Burnham said he was for now focusing on the immediate crises caused by an ongoing summer of extreme heat. Continue reading...

North America, Africa, and Asia all experienced their hottest month on record.

The Harvard College Writing Center will no longer operate as a standalone unit after its director was laid off and its functions were consolidated as part of a restructuring in the Faculty of Arts and...

Widespread bleaching of coral reefs would not have occurred absent human-caused warming, and Big Oil knew about the risks to coral reefs in the 1980s, new research finds.

Inside Books Project volunteers have sent used books to Texas inmates for nearly 30 years. A new crackdown is threatening their work.

Americans and Europeans tend to have very different ideas about physical suffering and sacrifice.

The hotter it gets, the faster our bodies lose water. Obviously, we need to replace it – but is anything better than plain H₂O? And does timing matter? Here’s what the science says

Plans to protect people fall ‘far short of what is needed’, government told, as MP warns of heatwave deaths * UK politics live – latest updates The UK government is facing increasingly urgent calls for action to protect people against the intensifying effects of the climate crisis, as the highest maximum temperature record for June was broken for the third day in a row. With the country in the grip of the worst heatwave ever recorded in western Europe – a direct result of global heating – the chair of parliament’s environmental audit committee warned ministers of the urgent threat and said the UK was falling “far short of what is needed”. Continue reading...

The state grid was built on the assumption that demand would fall at night. As hotter evenings and around-the-clock power use erase that drop, the system is being pushed in ways its original design…

Swampy mangrove forests are staging a surprise comeback - which is good news for coastal communities and the climate.