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4 days ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Brian Sullivan |Joe Wertz |Mary Hui
In northern China, road surfaces have soared to 158F (70C). In California’s Central Valley, temperatures are reaching into the triple digits Fahrenheit. Across much of Spain, the mercury has risen so high that it’s prompting warnings for tourists. Weeks before the official start of the Northern Hemisphere’s summer, signs are emerging that the coming months will be blistering in North America, Europe and Asia.
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4 days ago | 
theedgesingapore.com | Brian Sullivan |Joe Wertz |Mary Hui
Home News Environmental, Social and GovernanceBrian K Sullivan, Joe Wertz and Mary Hui / BloombergMon, Jun 02, 2025 • 09:23 PM GMT+08 • • 6 min readFollow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates. In northern China, road surfaces have soared to 158F (70C). In California’s Central Valley, temperatures are reaching into the triple digits Fahrenheit. Across much of Spain, the mercury has risen so high that it’s prompting warnings for tourists.
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4 days ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Brian Sullivan |Joe Wertz |Mary Hui
In northern China, road surfaces have soared to 158F (70C). In California’s Central Valley, temperatures are reaching into the triple digits Fahrenheit. Across much of Spain, the mercury has risen so high that it’s prompting warnings for tourists. Weeks before the official start of the Northern Hemisphere’s summer, signs are emerging that the coming months will be blistering in North America, Europe and Asia.
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4 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Brian Sullivan |Joe Wertz |Mary Hui
NowAriel Diaz, CEO of TalentMovers, is a labor market leader with 15+ years connecting companies with hard-to-find talent. On September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico with catastrophic force. I was living on the island at the time, so I remember it vividly—and it happened to be my …
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4 days ago | 
business-standard.com | Brian Sullivan |Joe Wertz |Mary Hui
In northern China, road surfaces have soared to 158F (70C). In California's Central Valley, temperatures are reaching into the triple digits Fahrenheit. Across much of Spain, the mercury has risen so high that it's prompting warnings for tourists. Weeks before the official start of the Northern Hemisphere's summer, signs are emerging that the coming months will be blistering in North America, Europe and Asia.
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4 days ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Brian Sullivan |Joe Wertz |Mary Hui
In northern China, road surfaces have soared to 158F (70C). In California’s Central Valley, temperatures are reaching into the triple digits Fahrenheit. Across much of Spain, the mercury has risen so high that it’s prompting warnings for tourists. Weeks before the official start of the Northern Hemisphere’s summer, signs are emerging that the coming months will be blistering in North America, Europe and Asia.
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5 days ago | 
bloomberg.com | Brian Sullivan |Joe Wertz |Mary Hui
Tourists use umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun amid high temperatures in Beijing on May 19. (Bloomberg) -- In northern China, road surfaces have soared to 158F (70C). In California’s Central Valley, temperatures are reaching into the triple digits Fahrenheit. Across much of Spain, the mercury has risen so high that it’s prompting warnings for tourists.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Laura Millan |Joe Wertz
A massive debris avalanche, one day after the collapse of the Birch Glacier, May 29. (Bloomberg) -- A Swiss glacier has collapsed, destroying most of the Alpine village of Blatten in a wave of rock and ice. Live footage on Wednesday shows 3 million cubic meters of rock and mud burying Blatten and the nearby Lonza river. That’s potentially increasing threats should the flow of water be blocked, according to the cantonal government in Valais.
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1 week ago | 
independent.ie | Celia Bergin |Joe Wertz
Prolonged dry weather across much of Europe, along with predictions of inconsistent rain, have thrown anticipated grain harvests for this year into doubtFarms across wide swaths of Europe are parched after an unusually dry spring, evidence of the increasing threat of climate change to homegrown grains. The sunny stretch follows a winter marked by long periods of low rain and snowfall in key crop-producing regions.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Celia Bergin |Joe Wertz
A farmer checks the plants in a wheat field in Bremen, Germany, on May 15. (Bloomberg) -- Farms across wide swaths of Europe are parched after an unusually dry spring, evidence of the increasing threat of climate change to homegrown grains. The sunny stretch follows a winter marked by long periods of low rain and snowfall in key crop-producing regions.
