Heatwaves: world reels from wildfires, floods as US and China discuss climate crisis

PHOENIX, July 17 (Reuters) - Asia, Europe and the United States baked under extreme heat on Monday as global temperatures soared toward alarming highs and U.S. leaders sought to reignite climate diplomacy with China. The United States was scorched by record-setting heat in the West and South, lashed with flood-triggering rain in the Northeast, and |

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