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Extreme heat is here and the threat continues to grow, but solutions exist.
In India, public servant Supriya Sahu is implementing initiatives that reduce indoor temperatures by 5 to 8°C, improving safety and health for vulnerable communities.
Explore her #EarthChamps# story here:
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Extreme heat is no longer rare.
Heatwaves, already responsible for almost 500,000 deaths a year, are becoming more frequent, more intense and more dangerous.
Here are nine ways to stay cool when temperatures spike:
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Extreme heat is one of the greatest threats to human health and development. But with the right policies and investments, leaders and decision makers can protect lives today while building a more resilient future.
This is how UNEP's 50@50 is uniting cities around the world to #BeatTheHeat#:
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Extremely legit summer hamburger recipe:
- salt
- pepper
- garlic powder
- onion powder
- paprika
- Guinness
Mix it into a few pounds of ground beef. 7oz patties. 5-6 min each side on the grill on high.
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Extreme heat causes road to buckle in Greenville Texas, sending a truck airborne
Extreme heat this week could worsen what French and Spanish officials say is the most severe fire season in modern history. Follow live updates.
Extreme weather is devastating communities & taking lives.
Unprecedented heatwaves, wildfires & storms — all intensified by the climate crisis — are affecting people around the world.
We urgently need more ambitious #ClimateAction#.
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Extreme heat can affect your body faster than you may expect, increasing the risk of heat-related illness, @CAPublicHealth warns. As temperatures rise, @Cal_OES encourages everyone to stay hydrated, take breaks in the shade or air conditioning, and recognize the signs of heat illness so you can act quickly and stay safe.
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“Extremely significant” bomb in car was intercepted near border with Northern Ireland, Irish police say
"Extreme heat in the US could make World Cup matches unsafe,” declared the BBC amid claims of record temperatures. In fact, says Paul Homewood, there was nothing unusual about the weather in America this summer.
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