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How Are U.S. Cities Planning for Heat?

Why and How Do Cities Plan for Extreme Heat?

In foreground, red octagonal sign reads "STOP Extreme Heat Danger" - People walk near beach in background

State can do more to protect Californians from extreme heat

Preparing for Extreme Heat in California

Image of heat mapping for Watts, LA

Turner and Colleagues Receive Grant to Pinpoint Sources of Heat Injustice

Deploy Heat Officers, Policies and Metrics

Researchers Call for Attention to ‘Heat Governance’ to Protect Those Most at Risk from Extreme Heat

Symposium Convenes Climate Adaptation Experts Amid Intensifying Heat, Fires and Floods

High Temperatures Increase Workers’ Injury Risk, Whether They’re Outdoors or Inside

California Healthy Places Index: Extreme Heat Edition

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