Extreme heat is already ruining summer travel — and it's only going to get worse

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Rescuers attending to an older woman.
Rescuers helping a woman affected by high temperatures at the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, on Wednesday.

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Europe is almost out of local olive oil supplies as extreme weather takes a toll on harvests

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Spain produces roughly half of the world’s olive oil.
Spain produces roughly half of the world’s olive oil.

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The safest place for some species of Florida coral? Land.

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A researcher stands in front of bleached coral samples preserved in water at a research site.
Temperatures off the Florida coast exceeded 100 degrees Fahrenheit in July, causing significant damage to nearby coral.

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US postal workers say agency's productivity tracking and inconsistent training is life-threatening amid extreme heat

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A white truck bearing the USPS logo.
Earlier this year, Texas letter carrier Eugene Gates Jr. died on the job while the heat index was at 110 degrees.

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Texans are staying inside during record heat — and the state's economy could take a $9.5 billion hit from reduced business

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U.S. Veteran Bennie Earsle, 72, exits a store after buying a jug of water on June 10, 2022 in Houston, Texas.
U.S. Veteran Bennie Earsle, 72, exits a store after buying a jug of water on June 10, 2022 in Houston, Texas.

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Climate change is the next mega-shock coming for markets and the economy, think tank says

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A man sunbathes on rocks at a beach in Melbourne.

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