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More than 30 million in Southwest brace for dangerous heat
Temperatures will rise well above 100 degrees in large swaths of California, Nevada and Arizona through the weekend. Meteorologists are warning residents to prepare now.
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New research shows how health risks to children mount as temperatures rise
The first nationwide study on rising temperatures and younger Americans found that hotter days were associated with more visits to emergency rooms.
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When it comes to COVID, 'hot spot' isn't just a metaphor
Heat, environmental problems and the pandemic concentrate in certain neighborhoods. Here’s a new idea for what to do about it.
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Climate change, COVID make farmworkers' jobs more dangerous
Most people have never met a farmworker, and haven’t seen the extraordinary conditions they work in, including smoke from wildfires and heatwaves.
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This is inequity at the boiling point
Earth is overheating. This year is poised to be one of the hottest ever. Millions are already feeling the pain, but the agony of extreme heat is profoundly unequal across the globe.
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Keep cool and brace for the heat
Yet another threat to public health returns this summer. Here’s what you should know.
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‘If you're not sweating in this town, there's something wrong'
In Marble Bar, which claims to be Australia’s hottest town, the temperature hit at least 113 degrees on 32 days this summer. Some residents worry that “there’s got to be a point where you actually start to cook.”
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