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Drought serves as a magnifier for stress

Drought serves as a magnifier for stress
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Midwest Air Quality Threatened by Canadian Wildfire Smoke Once Again – One Green Planet

Midwest Air Quality Threatened by Canadian Wildfire Smoke Once Again – One Green Planet
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Canadian wildfire smoke is sending more people to the hospital with heart attacks

Canadian wildfire smoke is sending more people to the hospital with heart attacks
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US states act to protect residents, youth from extreme heat | National & World News

After two years of record-breaking heat that brought a surge of deaths and health emergencies, several states have enacted or are considering measures designed to protect residents — with a new focus on younger people whose vulnerability is rising with the temperatures. Climate change is making the problem more urgent: Heat waves have been steadily rising in number and duration since the 1960s, and minority groups and people with low incomes will suffer disproportionately. A new report says worldwide heat-related deaths could nearly quintuple by 2050.

United statesNew yorkAssemblymember kate sanchezJesse bermanYahushua robinsonJohnny tolbertKatie hobbsAssemblymember catalina cruzSamantha artigaUniversity of minnesotaCenters for diseaseDisease controlNew york cityNative americanLake elsinoreCounty republican assemblymember kate sanchez

US states act to protect residents, youth from extreme heat

After two years of record-breaking heat that brought a surge of deaths and health emergencies, several states have enacted or are considering measures designed to protect residents — with a new focus on younger people whose vulnerability is rising with the temperatures. Climate change is making the problem more urgent: Heat waves have been steadily rising in number and duration since the 1960s, and minority groups and people with low incomes will suffer disproportionately. A new report says worldwide heat-related deaths could nearly quintuple by 2050.

United statesNew yorkAssemblymember catalina cruzAssemblymember kate sanchezJohnny tolbertYahushua robinsonJesse bermanKatie hobbsSamantha artigaCenters for diseaseUniversity of minnesotaDisease controlNew york cityNative americanLake elsinoreCounty republican assemblymember kate sanchez