Urban Heat Islands Face Rising Temperatures This Summer and Beyond
The average summer temperatures in “urban heat islands” will continue to rise due to greenhouse emissions and La Niña weather patterns.
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How Climate Change is Fueling More Extreme Heat in Summer
Tropical Storm Elsa is expected to dump several inches of rain along with strong winds in the area. But it could also break up some of the intense heat the region’s been experiencing. We asked Anthony Broccoli, co-director of Rutgers…
Why Are Heat Waves Deadly?
Princeton University's Jane Baldwin explains who is most affected by heat waves and how people can stay safe.
I’m a college student who met the world’s top climate scientists. Here are 5 things I learned.
For many of my gen Z peers, we haven't taken the time to understand the various impacts of climate change and correlated extremes.