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(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — Weather is not looking great to view the eclipse next week for a large portion of the country. On Monday April 8, the next total solar eclipse will take a path over the Continental United States and block out the sun for 15 states. Unfortunately, this will not take a direct path […]

The first half of November has been one of the driest on record for Central Iowa on top of unseasonable warmth.

Researchers estimate the change in the severe heat-related cardiovascular mortality burden in the United States.

In nationwide projections, elderly and black adults are most at risk for cardiovascular death due to extreme heat, finds a new study in the journal, Circulation. Cardiovascular deaths from extreme heat in the United States are projected to increase by 162% by the middle of the century, based on

A new studypredicts a significant increase in heat-related cardiovascular deaths in the U.S. over the next four decades. The number of heat-related cardiovascular deaths in the United States will increase over the next four decades, according to a new analysis from the Perelman School of Medicine

New research in the American Heart Association's journal "Circulation" warns that cardiovascular deaths due to extreme heat in the U.S. could more than double by mid-century. Failure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions could triple the numbers, with older adults and non-Hispanic Black adults facing significantly higher risks.

Climate change is threatening many of our favorite foods, from cherries to salmon, from beer to wine.

Climate change is threatening many of our favorite foods, from cherries to salmon, from beer to wine.

Climate change is threatening many of our favorite foods, from cherries to salmon, from beer to wine.

Climate change is threatening many of our favorite foods, from cherries to salmon, from beer to wine.