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More homes mean more heat Can new building codes help save metro Phoenix from disaster?

Maricopa County is the nation's hot spot for temperatures and growth and experts say that's put the region on course for disaster.

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Can new building codes save metro Phoenix from heat, housing crises?

Can new building codes save metro Phoenix from heat, housing crises?
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Do A/C units constantly running make it hotter across the Valley?

In an ironic twist, climate scientists from Arizona State University are saying our air conditioning units could be making our city even hotter!

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Phoenix expands cool pavement; research shows it makes people hotter

Phoenix expands cool pavement; research shows it makes people hotter
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Q&AZ: AZ had the highest and lowest temperature in the U S How is this possible?

Through KJZZ's Q&AZ project, a listener noticed that AZ had both the highest and lowest temperature on the same day in all of the contiguous U.S. They asked if this was a one-day fluke or a regular occurrence.Although this high-low phenomenon is extremely rare elsewhere in the U.S., it’s fairly common in Arizona. That’s because of our desert climate and dramatic changes in

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