The U.S. Midwest is currently grappling with another scorching heatwave. However, what might be surprising is the role that agriculture, specifically corn, plays in intensifying these extreme temperatures. Corn, likeContinue Reading
Greenhouse gas emissions from air conditioners are predicted to rise as economic expansion drives efforts to manage both temperature and humidity. according to a study conducted by experts from theContinue Reading
Climate change is making extreme heat more common and more severe. Humans have a constant body temperature, around 98 °F (37 °C). And our bodies are designed to work prettyContinue Reading
Climate change is giving rise to a new trend: more areas are growing so hot and humid that people are simply dying. In fact, these heat and humidity conditions areContinue Reading
Water vapor (humidity) in the atmosphere has the potential to become a viable source of renewable energy, according to Tel Aviv University research. The research, led by Prof. Colin Price,Continue Reading
