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July was the first month in over a year that didn’t set a heat record
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Alexa St. John
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The Associated Press
Personal Finance
7-in-10 Americans say extreme heat has driven up their electricity bills in the last year
BY
Isabella O'Malley
,
Linley Sanders
and
The Associated Press
Success
Bosses are outfitting workers with everything from cooling hats to bracelets that measure body heat to protect them in heatwaves
BY
Dorany Pineda
,
Kendria LaFleur
and
The Associated Press
Health
A technology crucial for growing fruits and vegetables is suffocating the workers who pick them
BY
Melina Walling
and
Dorany Pineda
Health
Texas hospitals are overwhelmed with people suffering from heat-related illnesses—’this wasn’t as big a problem five or 10 years ago’
BY
Juan Lozano
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Terry Spencer
and
The Associated Press
Politics
Biden proposes new workplace rule to protect workers from heat injuries as millions of Americans suffer blistering temperatures
BY
Suman Naishadham
and
The Associated Press
Environment
Millions of Americans sweat through scorching weekend and 13 rivers flood in the Midwest: ‘When the flood gauge is underwater, it’s really high’
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The Associated Press
Health
How extreme heat can turn deadly: It confuses your brain, shuts down your organs, and overworks your heart
BY
Seth Borenstein
and
The Associated Press
Environment
First tropical storm of hurricane season, Alberto, forms in the Gulf of Mexico: ‘People underestimate the power of water’
BY
Jamie Stengle
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Mariana Martinez Barba
and
The Associated Press
Environment
Staff handed frozen towels and water misters as millions of Americans attempt to navigate record heatwave and humidity
BY
John Seewer
,
Patrick Orsagos
and
The Associated Press
Environment
Almost 2 feet of snow are predicted for the Rockies as tens of millions of people in the U.S. swelter under extreme heat alerts
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Anita Snow
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The Associated Press
Environment
Phoenix sets new ‘dangerously hot’ record of 113 degrees as heat wave settles in 2 weeks before summer even begins
BY
Scott Sonner
and
The Associated Press
Lifestyle
Which 2023 vintage wines should you buy? A trip through Bordeaux’s vineyards
BY
Elin McCoy
and
Bloomberg
Environment
‘The children can’t play because there’s no shade’: California’s desert communities look into requiring shade as a reprieve from dangerous heat
BY
Dorany Pineda
and
The Associated Press
Environment
Phoenix, America’s 5th-largest city, hasn’t been this dry in (at least) 130 years
BY
The Associated Press
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The summer COVID surge has arrived. Here’s the latest on symptoms and treatment
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It’s not 8 glasses a day anymore. Here’s how much water you should drink each day
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Rachel Reiff Ellis
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