Summers are really getting hotter, and no, it isn’t a hoax. Climate scientists worldwide have recognized the fact, and in 2023, the New York Times published a series of graphics that make it clear.

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Until recently, I thought a window air conditioning unit could only be an eyesore; a purely utilitarian device that was required to keep me from melting into my couch all summer long. For me, going ...

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If you don’t have central AC or you’re renting and can’t install window units, a portable air conditioner can help keep your home comfortable when temperatures spike. Because you can move them from ...