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During Delhi's brutal heat wave, a 77-year-old cancer survivor fills thousands of clay pots with free water across the city. Alag Natarajan believes access to water should never be a privilege.
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During Delhi's brutal heat wave, a 77-year-old cancer survivor fills thousands of clay pots with free water across the city. Alag Natarajan believes access to water should never be a privilege.

After losing 99.9% of transplanted corals in Florida's 2023 marine heat wave, researchers aren't giving up. They're using advanced science to build heat-resistant corals that can survive our warming oceans.

Samsung just launched a heat pump that stays efficient even when temperatures plunge to -13°F, potentially slashing home heating bills while fighting climate change. The breakthrough technology could make clean heating practical for millions living in cold climates.
As temperatures hit 44°C across inland New South Wales, farmers are getting creative to protect their animals and crops. From clay-based sunscreen for grapes to midnight livestock sales, Australian agriculture is adapting to extreme heat.
India's fourth-largest city just launched a massive heat protection program across 754 locations to keep vulnerable residents safe this summer. From free rehydration packets to trained medical staff, Chennai is turning climate preparation into community care.

A heat wave across northwest Europe broke temperature records and pushed solar power to meet nearly half of the UK's electricity demand. The surge in clean energy sent power prices plunging, even into negative territory in France.

A Danish company just made industrial heating a whole lot greener with modular heat pumps that can power entire districts without fossil fuels. These machines turn electricity into heat three times more efficiently than traditional systems.
Delhi's government has set up 15 air-conditioned cooling zones across the city, offering free relief from scorching heat to commuters, drivers, and workers. With temperatures dropping 12-13 degrees inside, these zones are becoming lifesaving sanctuaries for those with nowhere else to escape the brutal summer.
As temperatures climbed into the low 90s during a week-long heat wave, Mexico City zoos handed out frozen treats tailored to each animal's diet. The popsicles keep giraffes, chimps, and bobcats cool while doubling as enrichment toys that encourage play.

Britain is abandoning its hydrogen home heating experiment in favor of electric heat pumps, solar panels, and wind power. The shift marks a major win for proven clean technology over risky experiments.

A Dutch company is bringing heat pumps that use sound waves instead of chemicals to European homes by spring 2027. The quieter, more efficient technology could make clean heating easier to install in older buildings.

Australian researchers are fighting extreme heat waves with cool microclimates and heat-resistant plants. Their innovative solutions could protect farms and ecosystems as temperatures rise.

A Chinese manufacturer just solved one of home energy's biggest puzzles: a heat pump that runs almost entirely on rooftop solar panels. The system could slash heating and cooling bills to nearly zero.

A Chinese hotel slashed its winter heating bill by $27,000 using a new solar-powered heat pump system that dramatically reduces fossil fuel use. The breakthrough could help thousands of older buildings go green without major renovations.

Samsung just launched a heat pump that does it all from one sleek outdoor unit half the size of its predecessor. The system heats homes, cools air, warms floors, and provides hot water even when temperatures plunge to -25°C.

Japanese manufacturer Daikin just launched eco-friendly propane heat pumps that can replace traditional boilers in everything from small buildings to massive district heating systems. The scalable technology delivers efficient heating while dramatically reducing environmental impact.

New research shows that simply planting more trees can reduce urban heat by up to 40 percent in American neighborhoods. The solution to deadly heat waves might be growing right outside our windows.

Record-breaking May heat waves across Europe sparked France to unveil an ambitious plan to accelerate clean energy adoption. President Macron announced major investments in heat pumps, electric vehicles, and charging infrastructure.
Expo City Dubai just awarded $100,000 each to seven groundbreaking projects turning extreme heat from a deadly threat into a solvable challenge. From cooling textiles made of seaweed to AI that predicts heat waves, these innovations are protecting millions across the Global South.

Mitsubishi just launched heat pumps that work efficiently in freezing temperatures while running quieter than a normal conversation. The eco-friendly units use propane instead of harmful refrigerants and can heat large homes without expensive upgrades.
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