Heat Mitigation News Today

Replacing his Campaign Manager. What can you tell us . So to the campaign that just keeps resetting here. The Campaign Manager whos been with the governor for a long time, helped run his gubernatorial reelect, has been demoted. Shes now a senior adviser. His chief of staff, the guy who ran the official side has been moved over to be Campaign Manager. James is very much in line with the governor. Hes sort of the same policy and Political School of thought. Very conservative. So i think this is ki...

Lord (Tariq) Ahmad, Minister of State for the Middle East, South Asia, UN and the Prime Minister’s Special Representative on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict arrives in India today (Monday) where he will launch two new UK-funded sustainability projects.

When you’re outside, you can feel the extreme temperatures, but our bodies are not the only thing being affected by this weather

An elected official is asking several departments within the City of Phoenix to track heat-related deaths after we found dozens of people have died at bus stops within a two-year timeframe.

The City of Phoenix is getting creative with its resources to help keep people safe from the heat as the Valley experiences extreme heat.

Signs here and there in your community that make you say, okay, wait a minute. this might have something to do with climate change? >> well, this summer is unusual as i indicated earlier in that normally this time of year, if were making news, its because we have severe thunderstorms. we literally have a monsoon season that rolls about this time of year into maricopa county. but were dry as a bone and have been for weeks, and theres no rain in the forecast. so something is off this year. mesa, l...

Researchers at Arizona State University developed a webtool showing different temperatures in various parts of the Valley as cities in the region continue to address temperature disparities.

Everyone can think of a hot part of town where the sun shines brighter and there's no shade. Could heat mitigation and cooling be integrated further into planning and development?

If you've done all you can inside your home to make it energy efficient, there are changes you can make outside the house to cool it down even more.

'If it’s gonna rise by that much, I don’t think we’re prepared,' one South Texas mayor said of temperature increases.