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A heat-driven monsoon has killed more than 1,000 people across Pakistan and India since late June.

U.S. summer electricity use is set for a record as the grid braces for blackout-level heat.

Researchers say they finally cracked a 12,800-year-old climate mystery locked in Greenland’s ice.

Utah’s Cherry Fire has burned 34,224 acres and forced four towns to flee.

West Antarctica’s winter sea ice is running about 50% below normal, alarming scientists.

Engineers built an artificial-photosynthesis system that runs itself without any batteries.

Japan evacuated more than 2 million people as Typhoon Mekkhala bore down and battered Taiwan.

France hit a June record of 44.3°C as a historic heat dome killed hundreds across Europe.

A heat dome will push 200 million Americans toward 100 degrees from June 29 to July 1.

UV-driven hydrogen radicals broke down “forever chemicals” with no added solvents.

A wildfire north of Sedona has burned 5,547 acres at zero containment as Kachina Village is told to pack.

Forecasters built a two-year warning system for the deadly heat-and-rain double threat.

Taiwan sent about six million people home from work and school as Mekkhala’s rain hit.

Britain moved to build four small nuclear reactors on the site of a shuttered coal plant.

Tropical Storm Basyang killed at least 12 in the Philippines through landslides and flooding.

Forecasters warn Europe’s heat won’t break for days, with the U.K. now eyeing 40 degrees.

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