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Working in ‘hellfire’: Gig workers bear the brunt of India’s heatwave

Delivery workers face physical and mental hardships while enduring India’s scorching summer.

Al Jazeera

Heatwave expected to spread to 250m Americans in midwest and north-east

Scorching temperatures have already swept south-east where Florida is now grappling with severe flooding

The Guardian - US

‘No breaks, AC problems, blisters’: Heatwave puts focus on ‘labour law violations’ at Amazon

Smita*, 25, scurries around the Amazon India warehouse in Haryana’s Manesar for most of her 10-hour work shift – storing products in different parts of the warehouse. She walks around 15-20 kilometres continuously, with two half-hour breaks and no place to rest.

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Brrr-itish summer: why is it so cold and when will it get warmer?

Below-average temperatures and rain may feel more miserable because heatwaves are now seen as the norm

The Guardian - UK

London weather: Thunderstorms could hit capital today and tomorrow as miserable June continues

Thunderstorms could hit London by Friday afternoon, BBC Weather has warned

Evening Standard

A pond in warming Mali is disappearing, and a UNESCO-listed fishing tradition is in danger

For hundreds of years, people have gathered in the southern Mali town of San for a collective fishing rite in June that begins with animal sacrifices and offerings to the water spirits of Sanké pond

The Independent UK

Stressed Out: How To Measure Dangerous Heat

In the hottest year on record, with scorching conditions claiming lives from India to Mexico and Greece sweltering in its earliest-ever heatwave, experts are sounding the alarm over heat stress.

International Business Times

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Australia’s south-east to endure more wintry weather after Melbourne records coldest day in five years

BoM says south-east can expect cold days and frosty nights with below-average temperatures continuing into the coming week

The Guardian - AU

Visitors to Greece appear ill informed about heatwave risk, warn rescuers

Call for better trail signage and backing for walking clubs as concerns grow over tourists encountering searing heat

The Guardian - UK

Bye bye, El Nino. Cooler hurricane-helping La Nina to replace the phenomenon that adds heat to Earth

The strong El Nino weather condition that added a bit of extra heat to already record warm global temperatures is gone

The Independent UK

As Pilgrims Swelter, Climate Change Looms Over Hajj

From misting systems to heat-reflective road coverings, Saudi officials are trying to aid hajj pilgrims in coping with heat, but scientists caution that climate change may outpace these efforts.

International Business Times

Athens heatwave: Tourist attractions shut and schools suspended as huge fire breaks out in city

Temperatures were expected to hit 43 degrees Celsius

The Independent UK

Will La Niña cool us down? Probably not

La Niña usually has a cooling effect, but it's little match for climate change

Salon

‘People will die’: Biden’s border order will worsen migrants’ risks, experts say

El Paso mayor says order ‘will save lives’ but advocates express concern over heat and exploitation by criminals

The Guardian - US

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Salon

How extreme heat impacts chefs and cooks

"Stories of working under heat stress are common in the restaurant and food service industry . . ."

The Conversation

The last ozone-layer damaging chemicals to be phased out are finally falling in the atmosphere

Since the 1985 discovery of a hole in the ozone layer countries have agreed and amended treaties to aid its recovery. The most notable of these is the Montreal protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer, which is widely regarded as the most successful environmental agreement ever devised.

The Guardian - US

‘It’s unbearable’: in ever-hotter US cities, air conditioning is no longer enough

Record-breaking temperatures in the last few years shatter the myth that air conditioning alone will keep people safe

The National (Scotland)

Why has June been so cold and will it get warmer?

THE start of June has been incredibly chilly with snow falling on the mountains up north as the mercury has struggled to reach double digits and it…

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The Independent UK

Why is it so cold in June - and when will UK weather get warmer?

With summer officially starting in less than 10 days time, many will be expecting warmer temperatures for this time of year

The Texas Tribune

Water is bursting from another abandoned West Texas oil well, continuing a troubling trend

Pecos County rancher Schuyler Wight says the Railroad Commission continues to plug wells. But each time they do, another one starts flowing.

The Conversation

Weakening or collapse of a major Atlantic current has disrupted NZ’s climate in the past – and could do so again

Recent assessments suggest the ocean current known as Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is slowing down, with collapse a real possibility this century.

The Independent UK

Extended power outage that hit Puerto Rico angers and worries many during heat advisories

Towns in central and southern Puerto Rico are struggling to emerge from a prolonged power outage that has forced authorities in the U.S. territory to activate an emergency response team

Kiplinger

Fans vs Air Conditioners: Which Is the Cheaper Way to Cool Off?

Fans are cheaper than air conditioners but significantly less effective when the temperature and humidity soar.

The Guardian - US

Adults doubted us. We found a way to shrink emissions at our middle school anyway

Heating and cooling our school had a huge energy cost. So we successfully researched, planned and proposed a heat pump on campus

Latin Times

Six migrants die while attempting to cross the border through Texas amid scorching heat wave

Border Patrol said they died as a result of "heatstroke and dehydration." Temperatures in southern Texas reached 106 °F last week

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