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Daniels Family Science Foundation

Extreme heat can make it harder for children to learn, notice danger, ask for help, and stay safe. Simple cooling technology can protect those most at risk

Here's what actually moves the needle. The real climate actions – not the "greenwashing"

According to scientists, Earth is becoming hotter than ever – much faster than we initially thought. And it will have severe health & economic consequences.

With environmental RNA and DNA, scientists and researchers can monitor and identify species present in various marine ecosystems, and determine which organisms are thriving and which are in distress caused by climate change

Here we explain what Milankovitch cycles are, and how greenhouse gases disrupted them

New research shows that our food supply and even coffee and chocolate are declining

An iceberg the size of Delaware melted in the Southern Ocean. What does that mean?

A cutting-edge new building in Norway leads the way in sustainability and reducing energy consumption in living spaces

Due to the heatwave in Europe, the total crop yield for 2026 is forecasted to have lost 23.4 million tonnes of grain compared to last year's harvest – Here's how it will affect food security and prices

A key driver of climate instability is the warming of the oceans, whose record temperatures have been connected to recent, devastating natural disasters

In this mini-series, we take a closer look at how air conditioning is a ticking carbon bomb, why cutting energy use by 30% is not radical, and how small changes in daily habits make it achievable

Africa's Sahel region is experiencing up to 7.2°F (4°C) hotter temperatures on average, leading to a rising threat of neglected tropical diseases (NTDs)

New study monitoring manmade methane emissions from Arctic permafrost unveils its impacts on Arctic Indigenous rights, health, and well-being

A new report by our Foundation shows temperatures of 65 heat islands in U.S. cities already reaching global warming not expected for decades

Wildfires as far as 2000 miles turned NYC and the Northeastern US into a hellscape. Is climate change to blame?

Smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada has pushed air quality advisories from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic this week, affecting more than 100 million people

This past decade has been the hottest on record, and could have harmful repercussions for hundreds – if not thousands – of years

In this mini-series, we take a closer look at how releasing less  fossil fuel emissions and particle matter into the air we breathe, could potentially save 12 American lives per day 

Students in classrooms made of corrugated metal face fatigue, dehydration, lower concentration and lower school performance

As high temperatures set new records, it's more important than ever to be aware of heat's threat to our health

As the world experiences long heatwaves, data shows that many cities already live in a world that's much hotter than 50 years ago 

As the world tries to adapt to extreme heat, old homes perform better, but new technology is on the horizon

489,000 people die from extreme heat every year. That is more than hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes combined

Conceived by Maria José Abuabara and advanced through the Foundation’s leadership, the project has earned international distinction. A powerful validation of visionary cooperation between countries, science and philanthropy

In this mini-series, we take a closer look at how it could potentially cut emissions, save billions, stabilize power grids, cool our cities, save lives & bring about cleaner air

Atlanta just passed a law that makes cool roof technology obligatory for all new construction

New data shows that the world is not warming in the same way everywhere, and the regions that aren't heating as fast reflect even worse environmental damage

Heat waves throughout the world are causing thousands of deaths and energy failures, highlighting need for next-generation cooling technology

New study highlights the need to study more the effects global warming is having on the proliferation of bacteria and infections