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UCLA in the News May 21, 2024

Highlights from The Hill, Washington Post, Time and others.

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UCLA to lead first federal research center focused on building heat-resilient communities

UCLA to lead first federal research center focused on building heat-resilient communities
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Q&A: How can Texans deal with extreme heat?

A heat wave that developed in the second half of June and continued through much of the summer has brought triple-digit temperatures to much of Texas. This surge has prompted

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Q&A: How can Texans prepare for extreme heat?

When will it cool down? How do you keep utility costs down in the rising temps? Here are answers to your questions about the heat.

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As SoCal swelters, lack of trees make parts of LA even hotter

Trees provide shade, cleaner air, and in many areas of Los Angeles, they are woefully missing, making some places hotter and more unbearable.

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