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Families in Europe’s Scorched Cities Are Being Tested By Heat

Parents face difficult choices to protect children amid punishing extreme temperatures

Meqrane Sahraui, de 43 años, se sienta con su hija Jana, de 4 años, en la única gran zona verde del distrito de Puente de Vallecas durante una tarde de junio mientras esperan a que bajen las temperaturas. Foto: Scarlett Casciello para Bloomberg
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Climate Models Become More Precise Even as Political Attacks Sharpen

Computer simulations are vital to the work scientists and insurers do. The resulting studies may also be used to hold companies and governments liable for damage caused by climate change.

People walk down a street during a heatwave in the French Riviera city of Nice on July 6, 2026 (Photo by Valery HACHE / AFP via Getty Images)
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More Americans Are Installing Home Batteries. Here’s Why

The elimination of a federal tax credit drove solar installations down, but state incentives are making a difference when it comes to home energy storage.

Lithium-ion batteries inside a BoxPower SolarContainer housing, part of a PG&E Corp. remote grid power system, during a media event at Pepperwood Preserve in Santa Rosa, California, US, on Monday, Nov. 6, 2023. The fully renewable remote grid at Pepperwood replaces 0.7 miles of overhead distribution line, eliminating the associated wildfire risk, according to PG&E.
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As Europe Bakes, Heatwaves Are Already Biting Into Paychecks

Extreme heat and drought have cut average household incomes across the continent, putting millions at risk of poverty, according to a new study.

A pedestrian uses an umbrella for shade during high temperatures in Paris, France, on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Forecasts for unusually warm temperatures continue through July, making this only an early summer test for the world’s fastest-warming continent.
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