Extreme Heat Is Making Life Increasingly Unlivable

The number of hours where it’s too hot for everyday activities has doubled since 1950, a new study found.

For Climate Adaptation, Forests Offer More Than Carbon Storage

New research finds that forests play a far greater role in protecting people from climate change than previously recognized.

Global Heating Will Hit Socially Vulnerable U.S. Communities First and Hardest

TNC-led study stresses urgency of directing climate adaptation funding to the places that need it most.

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These small daily actions may affect how your body manages heat

In the face of intense heat, experts say small daily actions — from the food, drinks or medications we ingest to how we attempt to cool down — could affect how our bodies dissipate heat.