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Extreme Heat from Climate Change Linked to the Early Death of 1,500 Swedes, Researchers Say
A research team in Sweden contends that climate change over the last 30 years has resulted in the premature deaths of 300 people in the capital city Stockholm and about 1,500 premature deaths in the entire country.
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