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(Bloomberg) -- Ana Pinheiro Privette helps run a water security research center at the country's top school for civil engineering.

A rapid scientific analysis found that fossil-fuel and other greenhouse gas pollution increased the likelihood of the storm’s high winds and heavy rains.

Long-term exposure to high temperatures — even if they’re not abnormally high — is a growing health risk, particularly for outdoor workers and disadvantaged communities.

Phoenix has become a nerve-wracking bellwether for extreme heat. Arizona's capital recently endured a three-week stretch when every day broke a heat record, with thermometers peaking at 117F (47C) on Sept. 28.

The author of What If We Get It Right? wants voters to remember that local elections matter, too.

Using a new calculation method, scientists find that global temperature rise is within a hair’s breadth of the Paris Agreement limit.

A newly proposed method for calculating the global temperature suggests that countries may have already failed their main climate goal: to limit warming to below 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Researchers are working to figure out what a new crop of weather models got right about storms — and where more work is needed to make AI forecasts useful.

Good morning from Baku. Aside from all of the talk about money and politics at COP29, there’s been a lot of interest in what role artificial intelligence can play in the climate fight. Today’s newsletter looks at how the technology did predicting hurricanes this season amid climate change’s intensifying influence. You can read this story — and all of our COP29 coverage — for free on Bloomberg.

When Hurricane Beryl was rushing across the Atlantic basin in July, the weather forecasting tool made by Google Deepmind, the tech company's artificial