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Five construction workers wearing yellow and orange vests and wide-brimmed helmets repair a roof, while one worker in the middle spreads hot tar on the roof's surface.

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US government ramps up effort to put in place 'too hot to work' rules

US investigators have carried out an unprecedented number of heat-related workplace inspections this summer, while federal and state governments are adopting measures to protect workers from heat

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A river runs around a damaged bridge

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Climate change impacts are making most infectious diseases worse

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Steam rises from an oil refinement facility. Two American flags are displayed in an industrial setting with many pipes, tanks, and buildings.

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10 finance firms effectively own half of all future carbon emissions

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Climate Activists Protest Congressional Baseball Game, Washington, d.c., United States - 28 Jul 2022

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What does the Inflation Reduction Act mean for US carbon emissions?

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Scuba diver above a coral reef

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Start-up plans 2500 artificial coral reefs to fight climate change

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A public information campaign on the climate crisis is urgently needed

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A public information campaign on the climate crisis is urgently needed

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Damage is surveyed at homes gutted by fire on 25 July 2022 in Wennington, Greater London, the UK

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Record weather conditions made the UK's destructive wildfires possible

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Greenhouse gas emissions are warming up nights faster than days

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Wildfire in the Shiregreen area of Sheffield, UK, on 20 July

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Climate change made UK 40°C heatwave at least 10 times more likely

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A digital sign at London Bridge reminds commuters to keep drinking water during a heatwave in London, UK, on Monday, July 18, 2022. Extreme heat could lead to power outages, canceled flights and may be a danger to life while the so-called Red Extreme warning is in place across parts of southern England on Monday and Tuesday. Photographer: Jose Sarmento Matos/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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40°C heatwave may have killed 1000 people in England and Wales

First estimate of extreme heat's impact suggests that more than half of the deaths are expected to have been in people aged 85 and older

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Even 'net zero' aviation could still cause significant global warming

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How can the UK keep homes cool without air conditioning?

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Legal battle over UK's Net Zero Strategy poses challenge for next PM

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Temperature hits 40°C on the UK's hottest day on record

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