Written by: Lara Heard Find the original article here If you live in Boston or New York City, you probably wouldn’t call last winter warm. But as record snowfall and frigid temperatures rocked the Northeast, the Western United States was unseasonably warm. This contrast has been linked to climate change. In unpredictable

The DE Heat Awareness Week started with a group of University of Delaware students in the capstone class, ENSC/ENVR 450 Proseminar in the Environment, working on a community-engaged project with partner Shweta Arya, Vice President of the Mid-Atlantic Alliance for Climate and Health, and their instructor, Dr. Vaishnavi Tripuraneni, in Fall 2025. After researching Heat Awareness Weeks