As rising temps change daily life, they’re fueling greater concern about climate change — more than wildfires or hurricanes, ...

Findings from a recent study found that extreme temperatures, both hot and cold, can increase the risk of preventable deaths worldwide.

A global increase in stroke-related death and disability has been linked to extreme temperatures related to climate change, data from a 30-year global study showed.

Nationally, extreme heat causes more deaths each year than any other weather event, including floods, hurricanes and tornadoes.

By 2065, researchers predict that deaths from extreme temperatures could reach 19,300 in the lower greenhouse gas emissions scenario, and 26,500 with higher emissions.

In large swaths of these United States, people are already dying from this summer's brutal and dangerous heat wave.

Human-caused climate change tripled the number of estimated deaths in the recent European heat wave, according to a new analysis ...