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New Research: Heat Risk Perception and Vulnerability in Puerto Rico: Insights for Climate Adaptation in the Caribbean

Date added: September 20, 2025

This is the first study in Puerto Rico to explore how people perceive the risks of extreme heat and identify which populations are most vulnerable—a critical public health issue that remains underexamined across the Caribbean.

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Date added: August 12, 2025
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Date added: August 11, 2025
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August Heat Awareness Social Media Campaign

Date added: July 16, 2025

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A picture off the coast of Rincón, Puerto Rico
New Research: Heat Risk Perception and Vulnerability in Puerto Rico: Insights for Climate Adaptation in the Caribbean
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July 2025 was Planet’s 3rd Warmest on Record
The San Francisco bridge
The Hidden Cost of Heat: Impacts to Bridges StoryMap
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August Heat Awareness Social Media Campaign
The sun over a body of water in Alaska. Credit: Pixabay
Alaska just hit a climate milestone – its first ever heat advisory
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Cooling Conversations – Hosted by CAPA Strategies
A map showing mean temperature departures from average for the United States in June 2025. Image from NOAA NCEI.
Heat wave at month’s end made June 2025 the 7th warmest June on record for the U.S.
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Extreme Heat: The Insurance Fallouts
An illustration of a Brazilian flag draped over a tree above a melting outdoor stadium. NOAA Climate.gov illustration by Anna Eshelman, an homage to Salvador Dalí’s The Persistence of Memory.
New NOAA Climate article- Keeping fans safe in a warming world: a growing challenge for outdoor events
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Extreme Heat Photo Contest Now Open
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Prevent Heat Illness at Work
A screenshot HeatRisk showing high temperatures in the Southwest U.S. on August 5, 2025
National Weather Service Partners and Users Heat Webinar (2024)