Driver accelerates away as massive landslide wipes out buildings; Mexico's Pemex set the Gulf of Mexico on fire; Temperature-checking pandemic robot overwhelmed by climate change

熱海の土石流災害、安否不明が20人を超える。#豪雨　#拡散希望
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— 炎上動画・面白ネタ拡散バード🇯🇵 (@enjou_kakusan) July 3, 2021

関係各所より色々と連絡を貰っております。
ありがとうございます🙇‍♂️

熱海・伊豆山の土石流…

家族の無事は確認出来ておりますが…

多分、嫁の実家は流されたと思われ…

シャレにならん。

衝撃的過ぎて生きた心地しねぇ… pic.twitter.com/JWHskPCV1z

— 大ちゃん@肺腺癌サバイバー (@d_t_dcg_sdh) July 3, 2021

(BBC has a summary.)

The ocean is on fire in the Gulf of Mexico after a pipeline ruptured. Good system.

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— Eoin Higgins (@EoinHiggins_) July 2, 2021

🚨 Sobre el incendio registrado en aguas del Golfo de México, en la Sonda de Campeche, a unos metros de la plataforma Ku-Charly (dentro del Activo Integral de Producción Ku Maloob Zaap)

Tres barcos han apoyado para sofocar las llamas pic.twitter.com/thIOl8PLQo

— Manuel Lopez San Martin (@MLopezSanMartin) July 2, 2021

(Bloomberg has a summary.)

When the hospital temperature sensor won’t let you into the building because it’s 38° and it thinks you have a fever 😑 pic.twitter.com/2jxD81hd9l

— Tamara Hinz (@hinz_tamara) July 2, 2021

Awful news out of Lytton, B.C., where multiple sources confirm to news outlets that most of the town was destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire. This is the same town that reached 121F, a Canadian record and benchmark for so far north, the day before. https://t.co/VIcie9ygC5

— Andrew Freedman (@afreedma) July 2, 2021

Areas in Oregon and Washington broke records as temperatures rose to as high as 116 degrees on Monday.

The heat has caused power outages throughout the region and taken a toll on local businesses.https://t.co/Zx12NwwxuO

— Retail Insider (@BIRetail) July 1, 2021