What if we rebranded summer as “heat season”?
There is no specific temperature that is too hot to be outside. Trying to set one might be more misleading than helpful.
Heat is emerging as the primary human rights concern of the 21st century.
Is it true that denser cities have less greenery? The answer is not necessarily.
Beware of the “wet bulb” temperature.
Consider the benefits of a white roof.
Determining when a heat wave is “unusual” is challenging due to the rapidly changing climate.
Other countries have been using more effective sunscreens for years.
When describing extreme heat, Fahrenheit may be more effective than Celsius.
What has made the Southwestern U.S. habitable until now? The answer lies in precious refuges such as air-conditioned buildings and public pools.
Skipping spring can have serious consequences.
Smart thermostats may not significantly reduce energy usage, but they still serve a purpose.
Don’t overlook the power of hyperlocal efforts. In Portland, Oregon, for example, a group is replacing unused pavement with green spaces.
Climate change has undeniably intensified wildfires.
The relationship between global warming and hurricanes is complex.
Allergy season is becoming longer, and there are more allergy sufferers than ever.
“Chief heat officers” are now a recognized position.
Adapting to climate change presents a challenge similar to resisting the human urge to dwell in the past.
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