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The United Kingdom, France, Germany, and the Netherlands all broke high-temperature records yesterday. Europe's hottest summers for the last 500 years have come in the past 17. 1/18

There's a strong likelihood that July will end up being the warmest month ever measured on Earth. 2/18

Forget the Little Ice Age. A new study finds that absolutely nothing like today's global warming has happened on this planet "for at least the past 2,000 years." 3/18

Due to heatwaves in Siberia, Canada, and Alaska, more than 100 wildfires have ravaged the Arctic since June. 4/18

Studies find that heatwaves can lead us “to misinterpret our own physical sensations, and infer that we’re angry.” 5/18

Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon has surged to above three football fields a minute. 6/18

The Water Observatory offers "reliable and timely information" about surface water levels for around 7,000 waterbodies. 7/18

Automakers side with California, not the White House, and stick to Obama-era regulations designed to reduce emissions that contribute to the climate crisis. 8/18

Earlier in this term, advisers presented Trump with a chart that projected a hockey-stick spike in the national debt unless major changes were made. “Yeah, but I won’t be here,” he said, shrugging. 9/18

Meanwhile, Trump’s Justice Department resumes carrying out the death penalty after a lull of nearly two decades. 10/18

The spacecraft Light Sail 2 is using solar sails to power itself on low Earth orbit—an idea first imagined in the 1600s. 11/18

See also: A boy rides a luggage conveyor belt deep into an airport’s bowels. 12/18

The medals for Tokyo's 2020 Olympics will be made from gold, silver, and bronze recycled from 78,895 tons of donated old gadgets. 13/18

The Urban Weed Awards, created by Michael Pederson, give superlatives to nuisance plants. 14/18

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“We are complicit in stoking his myth.” Charles Manson’s evil deeds and helter-skelter nonsense have become a viable industry. 16/18

Since Manson was once an aspiring songwriter in Los Angeles: an annotated playlist of songs to suit Quentin Tarantino’s new movie. 17/18

Pulitzer-winner Héctor Tobar relates what it’s like to grow up living next door to the assassin of Martin Luther King, Jr. 18/18

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