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To Stay Cool, Wear Flowing Robes and Throw Water Around? Yes, Says Science

Sarah Mitchell6 days ago07 mins

Ancient cooling methods like flowing robes and water throwing are backed by science. Learn how they beat modern AC and help you survive heat waves.

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  • Severe Weather

Europe’s Heat Politics: Why AC Became a Right-Wing Rallying Cry

Rachel Torres1 week ago06 mins

As Europe swelters under record heat waves, right-wing populists are championing air-conditioning as a basic right — sparking a culture war over climate policy and survival.

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  • Severe Weather

Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh: Cyclone Idai’s Lingering Shadow Over Cricket

Rachel Torres2 weeks ago07 mins

Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh cricket series unfolds against a backdrop of Cyclone Idai trauma and climate vulnerability. How extreme weather is reshaping the game.

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  • Severe Weather

As Europe Sweats, Some Politicians Talk of Air-Conditioning, Not Climate Action

Rachel Torres2 weeks ago07 mins

As Europe faces deadly heatwaves, politicians debate air-conditioning over climate action. Analysis of short-term fixes vs. long-term solutions.

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  • Severe Weather

Minor League Team Turns 24 Rain Delays Into a Jersey. Yes, Really.

David Chen2 weeks ago06 mins

The Dunedin Blue Jays unveiled ‘Rain Delay’ jerseys after a season with 24 delays, 6 cancellations, and 11 postponements. A playful nod to climate change’s impact on baseball.

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  • Severe Weather

Global Warming Upends London Climate Week as Heat Hits 40°C

David Chen2 weeks ago06 mins

London Climate Week was disrupted by extreme heat reaching 40°C as global warming hits home. Events canceled, experts warn of urgent need for adaptation. Read the full story.

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  • Severe Weather

Traveling to Europe in a Heat Wave? Essential Safety Tips for 2025

David Chen2 weeks ago09 mins

Traveling to Europe during a heat wave? Learn essential safety tips from climate experts and doctors on how to stay cool, hydrated, and safe. Don’t be a statistic.

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  • Severe Weather

Parisians Dive Into Canal Saint-Martin as Heat Hits 100°F

Rachel Torres2 weeks ago06 mins

As Paris hits 100°F, hundreds crowd the Canal Saint-Martin for relief. But 40 drownings this summer reveal the deadly cost of inadequate cooling infrastructure.

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  • Severe Weather

Britain’s Boiling Point: Is the UK Ready for 40°C Summers?

David Chen2 weeks ago08 mins

The UK hit 40°C for the first time in 2022. Scientists say it’ll happen regularly within decades. Are homes, trains, and the NHS ready for Britain’s new hot reality?

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  • Severe Weather

Hundreds of UK Schools Close as Red Heat Alerts Trigger Emergency Response

Rachel Torres2 weeks ago05 mins

Hundreds of UK schools close as red heat alerts trigger emergency response. Temperatures hit 34.6°C, with Scotland and Northern Ireland seeing hottest days. Experts warn of systemic failure.

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Europe’s Heat Survival: Cool-Down Spots, Chalk on Windows, and More

Rachel Torres2 weeks ago06 mins

From chalk on windows to municipal cool-down spots, Europeans are reviving old tricks and inventing new ones to survive extreme heat. A look at adaptation in action.

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  • Severe Weather

When Nature Strikes: How Extreme Weather Reshapes the Gaming World

David Chen4 weeks ago06 mins

Extreme weather is disrupting esports tournaments, crashing data centers, and forcing the gaming industry to adapt. How hurricanes, floods, and heatwaves are reshaping play.

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