Environment
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Droughts, Wildfires, and Floods: The Cascading Impacts of Turbo-Charged Climate Change and Heatwaves
The record-high temperatures that have scorched parts of Europe, North America, and Asia this summer are part of a pattern of extreme heat events that are made more likely by human-induced global warming.
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