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Phoenix, Arizona is on track to break a consecutive temperature record.
The insurance company says it's being cautious of future extreme weather.
The extreme heat, with temperatures in excess of 110 degrees Fahrenheit, is expected to stick around until this coming weekend.
Emergency workers conducted more than 50 rescues as residents were stranded in homes and cars.
The state’s governor has already issued a state of emergency in anticipation of the intense conditions.
Temperatures and heat indices as high as 110 degrees are expected throughout Arizona, Texas, and Florida.
As climate change shifts patterns and makes extreme events unpredictable, quicker and more accurate predictions are necessary.
Several renewable energy leaders have recently resigned amid the strategy shift.
There are 12,000 types of PFAS, the USGS tested for 32 types across the country.
Climate change is messing with the jet stream, and it means more extreme weather events in the future.
Averaged across the whole planet, this week's daily average temperatures are reaching new heights.
The global shipping industry is going old school, and using sails again.
This is how atmospheric carbon would appear if it were visible—and it's something right out of a sci-fi horror movie.
The long hot, smoky, summer is just getting started.
Officials have voted yes on a bill that prohibits the unauthorized removal or killing of the endangered desert plant.
Artificially changing the atmosphere is cool in theory, but it has real-life implications even when it's used to fight the climate crisis.
The state's grid is hanging on as Texans see another day of tripe digit heat, and even higher heat indices.
There are more than 480 active fires burning throughout the Canada, and the smoke has traveled south.
There's more water in the ground than there is in the world's lakes and rivers combined.
Pending safety approval from Japanese regulators, the controversial plan to send treated wastewater into the Pacific Ocean could be enacted next month.
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