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Southwest U.S. to bake in first heat wave of season, and records may fall with highs topping 43 C
Scott Sonner and Anita Snow

The first heat wave of the season is bringing triple-digit temperatures earlier than usual to much of the Southwest U.S., where forecasters warned residents Tuesday to brace for "dangerously hot conditions" with highs expected to top 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43.3 Celsius) in the days ahead in Las Vegas and Phoenix

The Climate Council says that the government should aim higher than its 70 percent goal. In May, the organisation argued that a buffer would reduce the risk of expensive last minute actions in order to reach the goal.

According to a new survey by Epinion for DR, Danes are divided on the suggestion.

Of 1,076 respondents, when asked whether Denmark should set a higher 2030 goal, 43 percent yes, 36 percent said no, & 19 percent do not know

Oceans face ‘triple threat’ of extreme heat, oxygen loss and acidification

Third of world’s ocean surface particularly vulnerable to threats driven by burning fossil fuel and deforestation, new research finds

U.S. Electric Bills Could Increase 8% This Summer Amid Rising Temperatures

Savannah area's climate-warming pollution continues to decline, researchers say

estimated 300,000 metric tons in 2023, according to newly released data from a statewide research collaborative

In Chatham County’s case, that’s primarily Georgia Power, which has gradually been replacing coal-fired power plants with those run on natural gas

a move that has angered critics who say clean-energy sources should be developed to keep pace with demand

‘All good’: Shell CEO backs Biden’s climate law

The oil giant’s leader said the Inflation Reduction Act is creating jobs and a clean energy supply chain