The Atlantic
A mother and daughter face eviction in Las Vegas during a record heat wave, navigating a broken housing system while the city itself gets hotter and drier.
The Atlantic
D.C. hits 102°F with a heat index of 117, and tourists discover that the Reflecting Pool is fenced off due to algae, not for their safety.
The Atlantic
Elite soccer players swallow thermometers and train in saunas for the World Cup heat wave; the rest of us can just sit in the shade and drink water.
Inside Climate News
India's 50 hottest cities hit 112°F as a heat wave strains health, labor, and energy - and AC just makes it worse.
Grist
A March heat wave shattered records across the West, leaving ecosystems scrambling and climatologists impressed - though not in a good way.
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