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2023 Heat-Related Emergencies: 4 Facts About High to Extreme Heat in the US
2023 recorded high temperatures and heat-related concerns in parts of the U.S. Climate change and global warming can worsen the impacts. Here are four facts about the extreme heat in the country.
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