July could be the warmest month in 120,000 years, an expert suggests.
The heat the past week was no fluke. There's such a thing as everyday Philippine heat, but new data shows that the temperature in the United States last Monday and Tuesday (Tuesday and Wednesday for us here in the Philippines) was ...
For two months, China has been boiling. Temperatures have regularly topped 104 degrees Fahrenheit. The Yangtze, the world's third-longest waterway, has gone dry. The country's hydroelectric system is crippled because of the lack of, well, hydro. Rural fruit farmers ...
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