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Climate and Energy, reading how heat waves, power, and data centers reshape daily life and costs

We read, with data, how climate and energy affect daily life and costs, from heat waves and extreme weather to power demand and prices and the strain data centers put on the grid. We explain trends in the climate and energy transition in an easy-to-understand way, including El Niño and marine heat, record heat waves and their health risks, and how AI data center power demand pressures electricity prices and carbon targets.

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The graphic summarizes large data-center demand, rate changes, grid costs, stakeholder positions and policy checks. Oregon AI Data Center Electricity Bill Debate: Cost Dataset for Large Power Consumers
The infographic summarizes heatwave rankings, sea temperature, humidity, and risk factors for June 2026. Analyzing June 2026 Heat Wave Data: Records in Western Europe, Sea Surface Temperatures, and Heat Wave Alerts in the U.S.
The infographic organizes how AI data centers affect grid bottlenecks, cost sharing, sustainability metrics, and flexible power-aware operations. Why AI Data Center Power Demand Is Putting Pressure on the Power Grid, Electricity Rates, and Carbon Reduction Targets All at Once
The graphic summarizes European heat alerts, rising excess deaths, heat stress factors, and policy responses. Heat Waves Are No Longer Just “Weather”—They’re a Public Health Crisis: Reading About Rising Deaths in Europe and Global Heat Stress Research
The chart summarizes 2026 heatwave risk through El Niño, marine heat, warming, and preparedness steps. When El Niño and Ocean Warming Converge: Assessing the Risk of a Heat Wave in the Summer of 2026