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Rising temperatures are putting students at risk of heat-related illnesses, and schools are scrambling to adapt

Extreme heat has increased in frequency, intensity and duration, according to University researchers.

By The Conversation, Allison Poulos and Jennifer VanosJuly 27, 2026
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Europe’s employers face a new challenge—keeping workers safe during heatwaves
Europe’s employers face a new challenge—keeping workers safe during heatwaves
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What it’s like to be a founder of the most high-stakes startup ever, OpenAI
What it’s like to be a founder of the most high-stakes startup ever, OpenAI
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A Hims cofounder fired his marketing agency for an AI-powered team. Now his 24/7 online vet service is growing 20% a month
A Hims cofounder fired his marketing agency for an AI-powered team. Now his 24/7 online vet service is growing 20% a month
By Sydney LakeJuly 25, 2026
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