Welcome to the New Abnormal: Looking Back at a Summer of Extreme Heat, Floods and Climate Change

Extreme climate events — like record-breaking heatwaves and historic flooding (as Death Valley experienced in Summer 2022) — are becoming more frequent. Here's why that's far from "normal."

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