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New US dashboard tracks heat-related 911 calls NC is near the top in August

The new dashboard is part of a set of federal actions to capture the impact heat is having on human health across the country.

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North Carolina Has a High Rate of Heat-Related 911 Calls

It saw the 10th highest rate of 911 calls for heat of any state in August. This summer has been particularly hot and temperatures are likely to continue to rise in coming years, according to the N.C. Climate Science Report.

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Today s heat index is going to be bonkers Here s a measurement that matters more

It takes three thermometers and a wet towel, but this temperature scale will give you a better idea of how the heat and humidity are affecting you.

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Extreme heat: Cranking up the AC is only one solution

There are many sustainable, effective approaches to heat exposure that do not rely upon air conditioning. | Opinion

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If you can t stand the heatwave, get a heat officer

Experts say the US is woefully unprepared for record heat, but three cities are leading the way.

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