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As temperatures become more dangerous, states are refusing to provide cooling assistance to low-income individuals.

Last month, Bobbie Boyd was seen in Fayetteville, Arkansas sitting in her apartment with her grandson, 3-year-old DeAngelo Boyd. The apartment only had one air conditioning unit. According to an analysis by E&E News, over 30 million low-income households who qualify for federal aid to help with air conditioning expenses have not received any funds

As the climate summit in Africa commences, inadequate weather prediction hinders the continent’s readiness for potential challenges.

On January 25, 2022, individuals were seen walking on a flooded road in Chikwawa, Malawi, as captured in a photo by AP. By Associated Press 09/03/2023 06:41 AM EDT In Nairobi, Kenya, many people rely on daily weather forecasts without thinking twice. However, in Africa where there are 1.3 billion people living, most do not

Rewording: The power grid’s resilience during a scorching summer.

Illustration by Claudine Hellmuth for POLITICO, power lines by Andrew Martin from Pixabay, thermometer by Lindsey White from Pixabay, sun flare by PublicDomainPictures.net. By Jason Plautz 09/02/2023 07:00 AM EDT The regulators in charge of the American power system expressed concern about the state of the electricity grid as summer approached, cautioning that high temperatures

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As temperatures become more dangerous, states are refusing to provide cooling assistance to low-income individuals.

As the climate summit in Africa commences, inadequate weather prediction hinders the continent’s readiness for potential challenges.

Rewording: The power grid’s resilience during a scorching summer.