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WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026

heat

heat

Cause for alarm. Photographer: Allen McInnis/Bloomberg

Global heat records are falling. A little panic might be in order.

Soaring temperatures this spring should spur governments to finally live up to their pledges to curb fossil-fuel use.

Photo: UNB

World breaks average temperature record for early June

Representational image. Photo: iStock

Mild, moderate and heat wave likely to continue over country

Photo: Sikder Ahmed

Fishermen depressed as salinity, heat jeopardise carp egg breeding in Halda

A worker handles a block of ice at a wet market during a heat wave in Bangkok on April 27.Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg

Brutal heat continues to grip Asia in warning for the world

Photo: TBS

Fog and gentle breeze brings respite from intense heat in Panchagarh

Photo :Collected

Beat the heat: 4 must-have essentials for cool comfort

A farmer on a wheat field in the Ludhiana district of Punjab earlier in May. Photographer: T. Narayan/Bloomberg

Heat pushes wheat yields to 20-year low in India

Photo: AP

Hundreds of US homeless die in extreme heat

Photo :Collected

Heat, gas and NFTs: 2021's biggest records

The temperature was "more befitting the Mediterranean than the Arctic", UN agency said. Photo : NDTV

UN validates 38C Arctic heat from 2020 as record high

Picture: TBS

Dhaka worst-affected city in world by urban heat: Study

Photo: BSS

Mild to morderate heatwave likely to continue

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