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In 1943, a “Hellish Cloud” choked Los Angeles and burned residents’ eyes; many feared an attack, but the pollution came from within

Los Angeles experienced a severe smog event in 1943, initially feared as a chemical attack. Scientists later discovered pollutants reacted in sunlight to form ozone and other compounds. Vehicle exhaust and industrial emissions contributed significantly to this complex atmospheric problem. The city established its first air pollution control program in…

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Japan earthquake aftermath: Woman dies of heat stroke in parked car; toll rises to 36

An elderly woman died from heat stroke while sheltering in her car after a massive earthquake. Authorities are warning of growing heat-related risks for evacuees amid sweltering temperatures. Thousands remain displaced, with many sleeping in cars or outside their homes for privacy. Temperatures are climbing, raising fears of further heat-related…

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‘Climate change kills’: Pedro Sánchez speaks plain truth to Spain’s deniers

PM has long history of speaking out on realities of global heating but political opponents remain unnmoved

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US to get blanketed by dangerous heat wave with heightened wildfire risk

A dangerous heat wave is gripping parts of the Western U.S. this weekend, threatening to shatter temperature records and significantly escalating wildfire risks across already parched or burning regions.

The Independent UK

When will there be another heatwave in London? Forecast predicts more scorching weather on way

A new blast of scorching hot weather could mean that another heatwave is declared in London within days

Evening Standard

Fishing closures are becoming routine as record heat warms rivers in the US West

Trout need cool water to survive

The Independent UK

While the Northern Hemisphere endured summer heat, Antarctica's Concordia Station fell to minus 119.4°F, its coldest reading in 16 years

Antarctica's Concordia Research Station recorded its coldest temperature in sixteen years on July eighteenth. This extreme cold was caused by polar winter and high elevation conditions. The station sits atop the East Antarctic Plateau, far from ocean influences. Meteorologists attribute the deep freeze to a persistent high-pressure system. Such measurements…

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Lost income, energy fears and a woolly mammoth: what Europe’s dried-up rivers have yielded

Heat and drought have affected shipping, power plants and tourism across eastern Europe – as well as unearthing some surprises

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan vows action to protect London bus drivers after heatwave misery

Sir Sadiq said it was important to recognise the conditions that frontline workers across the city have to work in, especially in scorching temperatures

Evening Standard

July likely to be hottest month on record in the US - and more dangerous heat is on the way

Heat domes have already led to dozens of deaths this month. Forecasters say another is on the way

The Independent UK

I've found the quickest way to cool down in bed – and it doesn't involve a fan

Offering instant cooling relief, this mattress gel pad is my find of the summer

Woman & Home

Strong El Nino 'adding fuel to a planet already on fire', warns UN chief

UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned on Friday that a strengthening El Niño is intensifying an already worsening climate crisis, saying the weather phenomenon is "adding fuel to a planet already on fire" and could drive record-breaking global temperatures.

France 24

UN, scientists warn that strong El Nino will add fuel to 'a planet already on fire'

The United Nations warns that a strengthening El Nino is intensifying global weather extremes and is adding fuel to a planet that it says is already on fire

The Independent UK

India’s monsoon rains in danger as UN chief warns planet is ‘on fire’

António Guterres says strengthening El Niño will help push the world’s climate crisis into ‘uncharted territory’

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Evening Standard

Rain needed to reverse UK's drought 'not expected until October'

Experts are warning the drought could get worse before it improves

International Business Times UK

Heat Dome Tracker: US Cities Top Temperatures Reach 119F, Heat Wave Breaks Record

A persistent heat dome is causing dangerously high temperatures across the western US, affecting millions and straining emergency services.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s too fast, too big’: speed of climate crisis is devastating crops, say farmers

Drought and extreme heat are killing plants, driving up prices while also making some farms economically unviable

Tom’s Hardware

Modder der8auer builds 110cm 3D-printed chimney to passively cool Ryzen 7 9800X3D without fans, cuts temps by 19C — radically simple PC mod uses the 'stack effect'

What if instead of relying on mechanical pressure generated by fans, you could just passively cool your PC using natural convection? That's what der8auer managed to pull off in his new experiment using the stack effect that targets a similar pressure differential but achieves it without any fans.

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In 1915, San Diego agreed to pay a rainmaker $10,000 if he filled a drought-hit reservoir; weeks later, heavy rain and floods fuelled debate over his claims

San Diego sought rain during a drought in the early twentieth century. Charles Hatfield offered a unique solution using a secret chemical mixture. Heavy rains followed his apparatus setup near Morena Reservoir. Flooding occurred, and the Lower Otay Dam failed, causing widespread destruction. Officials refused payment, citing unmet conditions and…

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Where you live could decide how well you breathe, French study finds

Repeated heatwaves in France are taking a toll on people's lungs, doctors say, with young patients with no prior respiratory issues increasingly being admitted to hospital, a leading pulmonologist has told RFI.

The Guardian - UK

‘We can’t make it better again’: what Europe’s wildfires tell us about the climate crisis

In this week’s newsletter: As France and Spain battle huge fires in this summer of relentless heat, will it be enough to spur us to take action?

Evening Standard

Londoners rejoice as first rain in weeks falls in capital

London has seen its first rain in weeks after a series of heatwaves and as the city is officially in drought

Windows Central

I'm getting desperate to cool my gaming room in this heat, and this DIY "PC chimney" solution could be a genius solution

A clever Redditor managed to craft a DIY chimney to vent heat out of their PC to play video games without melting during heat waves. It's a crude method, but I'm tempted to try it because I'm sick of being too hot to play games during the summer.

The Guardian - UK

England on track for record heat-related deaths this summer, official data shows

UKHSA estimates 2,877 fatalities during heatwaves in May and June, almost twice that recorded in 2025 season

The Guardian - UK

A rain festival with no rain: the Indian farmers bracing for a ‘super’ El Niño as monsoon arrives late

Raja is normally a celebration of the start of the monsoon, but in the eastern state of Odisha, the rains came so late the seeds were sown under clear skies

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