Ecoplanetarchive·Oct 1The Heatwave You’re Not Expecting Might Be the Most Dangerous OneQuick question: when do you actually prepare for a heatwave? Most of us mentally switch on “heat mode” only in peak summer. But what if…
Cahyo W. Laksono·Sep 19We Boil the Water to Cool Us from the HeatLately my feeds have filled with a sudden, urgent realisation: artificial intelligence is drinking our water. As the generative AI boom…
InCivicDataLabbyCivicDataLab·Aug 5Targeting extreme heat: Using open data to prioritize disaster spending in IndiaAs members of our team attended London Climate Action Week, the severe heatwaves that swept across Europe were a stark reminder of how…
Wayno Guerrini·Jul 2476 Ice cubes in my Underwear Dealing with Tucson's high heat (parody) A response icon1A response icon1
Yogen·Jul 1The article started with a simple question.Why would railway workers paint steel tracks white?
Boyo Popov·Jun 27How to Protect Your Smartphone During Extreme HeatAs temperatures climb to 40°C (104°F) and beyond, the summer heat isn’t just hard on people — it can also take a serious toll on your…
The Environmental Defense Initiative·Aug 15, 2025Boiling Over: How Urban Heat Islands Are Cooking America’s Poorest NeighborhoodsHave you ever walked barefoot on hot pavement in summer? Most people are familiar with the sting of concrete heating up under the sun. Now…
InBeyond the ScoreboardbyJill Ebstein·Aug 7, 2025When My Ego Got Ahead of MeAnd my body paid the priceA response icon15A response icon15
Groundwork Hudson Valley·Aug 1, 2025Why Is It So Hot and Rainy Lately? The Answer Might Be Right Under Our FeetA record-wet summer is sweeping New York, and that’s not just an inconvenience. It’s a climate signal.
