Phoenix is often portrayed as unlivable (or worse) during its hot summers, but heat is an issue in other cities, including the largest. Brandon Loomis reports from New York about the challenges of rising temperatures. https://t.co/P7oV3u9DQ4
Some of the migratory birds that frequent Arizona, like the elegant trogon and the rufous hummingbird, are becoming rarer some years as drought and climate change affects their habitat. Read more in this story by @brandonloomis on @azcentral https://t.co/zZuy1FMyXX
Phoenix scientists are refining how we measure heat, a crucial step in tackling the rising risks of extreme temperatures. Their work could reshape how cities like Phoenix respond to climate change. https://t.co/mrHVx3jxpi via @azcentral by @beecycles
Phoenix just had its hottest summer on record, breaking last year’s record by 2°F with an average temp of 99°F. Extreme heat continues as the season ends. Read more about this historic heatwave. https://t.co/NECU3bC9Gr via @azcentral by @hayleigh_ev
Residents in Cochise County are uniting to tackle groundwater issues in the Willcox and Douglas basins. They’re working on new management strategies and seeking restoration funding. Learn more about their efforts.
https://t.co/FqnU9Nv7uw via @azcentral by @ClaraMigoya