Emissions from the world's largest fossil fuel and cement companies are making heat waves even worse https://t.co/VufHOMNJOI ...

After a succession of summer heat waves, Europe is set for a warmer-than-average September https://t.co/sWOEBGdCV5 ...

Climate Change Impact - UK farmers are experiencing extremely hot summers, potentially the hottest on record, mirroring a global trend of rising temperatures and prolonged heat waves [1] - Older subway systems, particularly those built a century ago, struggle to adapt to increasing heat due to outdated infrastructure [2][4][5] Infrastructure Challenges - Adding air conditioning to old, deep, and narrow subway tunnels, like those in London and Paris, is proving difficult [5] - Subway systems themselves contribute to tunnel heat, notably from braking trains [6] Adaptation Strategies - Cities are adopting different approaches to manage heat, with some, like Tokyo and Beijing, using air-conditioned subway carriages and platforms [3] - Beijing features colder subway carriages for business professionals in formal attire [4]

Industry Focus - Governments and companies are collaborating with scientists to address the challenges of deadly heat [1] - Companies like United Airlines and Adidas are benefiting from this research [1] Research Methodology - Scientists are simulating heat waves in sealed environmental chambers [1]

Could you survive being locked in a 113°F (45°C) room for hours?That’s what volunteers at this research lab in Sydney undergo — all in hopes that scientists can figure out how to make heat waves like the one this summer more bearable. https://t.co/oOWxAJvb3i https://t.co/pcXs837YJw ...

A global group of scientists are simulating heat waves in sealed environmental chambers to help governments and companies tackle deadly heat https://t.co/i7GglFRASL ...

Heat waves across Europe are increasing the need for nuclear power plants to be taken offline, with the situation expected to worsen in the coming decades and few options for mitigation. https://t.co/QuSM7U6jw6 ...

More parts of the UK entered drought conditions after England had its driest start to the year since 1976 and heat waves boosted water demand https://t.co/luAsDpn979 ...