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Health

‘Woefully unprepared’: extreme heat will double US hospitalizations by 2040, study finds

impact of hospitalizations will not fall evenly, with the California and Las Vegas areas set to experience the greatest total number of heat-related health problems. Areas not used to extreme

The Guardian WorldJun 9
World

‘A calamity’: Why is a record heatwave sweeping South Asia?

extreme heat affects people across “multiple pathways”, but that its impacts are deeply unequal. “The most direct harm is physiological: heat stress overwhelms the body’s thermoregulatory capacity, leading to cardiovascular strain, kidney injury, disrupted

Al Jazeera EnglishMay 8
World

Why super-sized and politicised World Cup comes at a cost

impact of geopolitics and immigration policies, to security, extreme weather, sustainability and the role of US President Donald Trump, it inspires trepidation as well as excitement. So what will be the principle issues

BBC NewsJun 9
World

Wednesday briefing: ​Can the UK adapt in time to a new normal of extreme heat?

impact those who have the least resources to adapt. Ethnic minorities and people living in the most deprived areas of England have the highest risk of death due to extreme heat, with [hundreds of excess

The Guardian WorldMay 27
Science

Pollen season in UK and mainland Europe extended by climate breakdown

impact on pollination, [though] it is not that easy to assess and varies regionally.” Compiled by 65 researchers from 46 academic and UN institutions, the Lancet Countdown tracks trends in climate change and health with

The Guardian WorldApr 22
Science

Wildfire smoke has reversed US progress toward ozone air quality, study finds

heating leading to extreme blazes and causing billions of dollars in damage and catastrophic loss of life. Canada and the American west have seen particularly devastating fires in recent years. In [California](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/california),

The Guardian WorldJun 4
Health

Nearly half of US children are breathing dangerous levels of air pollution, report warns

extreme heat, drought and wildfires which have exposed a growing share of the population to harmful ozone, the report said. The regions most affected by high ozone levels include south-western states from California

The Guardian WorldApr 22
Science

UK records its highest ever May temperature

impacting our lives in the UK. It highlights the urgency of recent calls for heat adaptation.” People who are old, pregnant or ill are at particularly greater risk when temperatures stray outside a comfortable range

The Guardian WorldMay 25
Politics

Young Americans demand court halt Trump’s biggest rollbacks of pollution protections

impact his ability to practice Judaism. He suffers from has asthma and severe pollen allergies, which force him to take a “cocktail of medications” and avoid going outside at all in springtime. Increased [heat

The Guardian WorldMay 20
Politics

UK should set maximum working temperature rules, advisers say

extreme heatwaves, the committee warned. The CCC wants the government to introduce maximum temperature rules for workplaces to help protect workers' health. "It's a very sensible thing to do because we know that productivity

BBC NewsMay 19
Health

India is being left to die in the heat

extreme heat is causing not just heart attacks, but also kidney injury, affecting sleep quality and exacerbating numerous chronic conditions, including diabetes, respiratory illnesses and mental health conditions. While the newspapers record a few deaths

Al Jazeera EnglishMay 22
Health

‘Mind-bogglingly crazy’: climate experts alarmed by deadly spring heatwaves searing Europe

health conditions – these temperatures are quite simply dangerous and potentially fatal.” The specific trigger for the record temperatures is an area of high pressure trapping heat. It comes on top of a global rise

The Guardian WorldMay 27
Politics

‘Psychological torture’: outcry over conditions at ICE desert detention camp

extreme outside temperatures, or the facility uses more energy – and emits more greenhouse gases – than a traditional brick-and-mortar building to heat and cool its holding cells. “If you wanted to air-condition

The Guardian WorldApr 15
Politics

Friday briefing: ​As Israel’s coalition collapses, can its prime minister hang on to power?

extremely close and wide open.” --- **The end of Netanyahu?** Should Netanyahu’s majority fade, progressive parties would be in the distinct minority. But while the country would – in Scheindlin’s prediction – likely still

The Guardian WorldMay 22
Science

Britain must think like a hot country – otherwise inequalities will only grow

Extreme weather](https://www.theguardian.com/world/extreme-weather) will affect people on lower incomes more than those with the means to adapt. It starts before birth. Pregnant women are among the most vulnerable to high temperatures, a Wellcome

The Guardian WorldMay 19
Politics

RFK Jr accused of ‘dangerous conspiracy theories’ at heated budget hearing

heated budget hearing Vaccines and public health dominated a frequently contentious hearing with [Robert F Kennedy Jr](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/robert-f-kennedy-jr) on Thursday before the US House ways and means committee. Kennedy, the controversial health secretary

The Guardian WorldApr 16
World

How could extreme weather affect World Cup 2026?

heat stress. ![Lightning strikes near the Orlando Citrus Bowl as a severe weather warning forces the evacuation of the stands before the start of the Orlando City against FC Dallas game, in Orlando

BBC NewsMay 10
Science

More heatwaves likely as warmer-than-normal summer forecast

impacts". It comes after a late spring heatwave saw temperature records shattered across the UK. A new all-time May record of 35.1C was set in Kew Gardens, London, replacing the previous record

BBC NewsJun 2
Politics

California and New York weaken climate rules as red states ramp up green energy

Extreme weather and fossil-fuel dependency directly inflate costs – for food, energy, transportation, housing, and health – across the economy for working people.” Polls show most Americans are concerned about the climate crisis. An annual poll

The Guardian WorldJun 4
Politics

From tourist tax to digital ID: BBC correspondents on the key bills

heating appliances, as well as data centres. If companies fail to comply with the rules, the fines will get tougher, and they will be based on turnover. This is targeting high-level, big impact threats

BBC NewsMay 13
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