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What’s Hot in Climate Change – Summer 2026

Wildfire season is accelerating in 2026, with activity already running well above the 10-year average and millions of acres burned. At the same time, states are facing hundreds of millions in unexpected firefighting costs, while new research links wildfire smoke to roughly 17,000 strokes annually in the U.S. Together, these signals point to a clear shift: longer fire seasons, broader economic strain, and health risks that extend far beyond the fire line.

Heat, the environment and you

Climate Change, Deadly Heat and You

Heat waves are now the leading environmental cause of death worldwide, killing tens of thousands of people every year — and climate change is making it worse. As global temperatures continue to rise, what used to be rare, deadly heat waves are becoming more common, threatening the health of millions and pushing some regions toward conditions where humid heat becomes unlivable. This deep dive explores the science behind heat stress, why humidity is so dangerous, who is most at risk, and how both individuals and entire societies can adapt and protect themselves in a rapidly warming world.

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Snowed in

Surviving Extreme Cold and Winter Storms!

Extreme winters are becoming more common. Find out some of the things you need to do to survive and thrive in a changing winter climate.

Surviving Beryl

Hurricane Beryl, a Category 1 storm, struck Houston after the Fourth of July, causing severe damage due to high winds and fallen trees which disrupted the power grid, leading to widespread blackouts. The event highlighted the need for thorough preparation for climate change-induced disasters, and revealed both successes and failures of The Climate Advisor’s emergency plans. See what lessons were learned…