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Climate Change Slows Heat Waves, Exposing Humans To Extreme Temperature Longer
A new study shows that heat waves now last for 12 days. Read more here. Climate change is slowing heat waves, exposing humanity to severe temperatures for longer periods of time than previously, according to a new study.
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