In recent climate news, the Earth's 13-month streak of record heat ended in July, providing a rare moment of relief. Despite this, the United States continues to grapple with a dangerous heatwave, impacting electricity bills and driving the government's acknowledgment of the need for better utilities to address extreme heat. Meanwhile, a report reveals that several major countries are falling short in their efforts to ramp up wind power, failing to meet prior climate targets. On the brighter side, the U.S. government is funding a major solar plant build in Georgia, showing a positive shift toward sustainable energy. Additionally, the Department of Energy is investing $2.2 billion to strengthen the electrical grid and promote cleaner power, marking progress in the transition to renewable energy sources. Furthermore, India faces the challenge of coal dominance despite its strong push for solar energy, highlighting the complexity of transitioning to sustainable power sources. Finally, Hurricane Beryl's impact on Union Island serves as a poignant example of climate change's devastating real-world consequences.