The Latest Breaking News on Climate change

Troopers at the Texas border were ordered to push children back into the Rio Grande and failed to provide water to asylum seekers in extreme heat conditions, according to an an email sent by a Department of Public Safety trooper, and first reported by the Houston Chronicle.

The trooper’s email raises concerns about heavy-handed tactics used to keep migrants from crossing the US-Mexico border.

A dangerous 19th straight day of scorching heat in Phoenix set a record for U.S. cities Tuesday, confined many residents to air-conditioned safety and turned the usually vibrant metropolis into a ghost town.

As a summer heat wave continues to bake most of Texas, family members of inmates are calling for all of the state’s prisons to be fully air conditioned

The heat wave baking Southern California not only raises the risk of wildfires and heat-related illness but could bring another hardship: bad air quality.

Advocates for juveniles held in a former death row building at a Louisiana prison for adults say the youths are suffering through dangerous heat and psychologically damaging isolation in their prison cells with little or no mental health care, inadequate schooling and foul water

Arizona city with a population of 1.6 million had a previous record of 18 consecutive days of 110F or higher in 1974

A Dallas-based contracting firm is turning to technology to combat hot temperatures across Texas.

RESIDENTS and tourists at Mediterranean destinations have been told to stay indoors as a second heatwave in as many weeks hits the region – and as…

Whether you live in Europe or are just visiting as a tourist, authorities have a recommendation: Stay inside

Red alerts issued around Europe as UN weather agency says heatwave in northern hemisphere set to intensify.