Recent brutal weather will be everyday life if we fail to act on climate change. Our planet's north and south poles experienced record heatwaves —simultaneously —in March of this year. The Texas power grid failed last year, and demand recently exceeded California’s and New York’s combined. A headline read, "Lake Mead, once the largest water reservoir in the U.S., now little more than a graveyard.” Throughout Europe, people are fighting deadly heat shocks like those already familiar in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. Against presumed odds, this summer’s heat emergencies are happening despite a La Nina weather pattern that usually has a temporary global cooling effect. Can we all t
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