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The heat wave in the northwestern Pacific could soon be repeated as a result of climate change © Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Aerial view shows low water level at Lake Oroville, the second largest reservoir in California and according to daily reports from the state Department of Water Resources, has a capacity of about 35% near Oroville, California, June 16, 20 By Mrs. Januta (Reuters) – A suffocating heat wave that killed hundreds of people in the Pacific Northwest last week would be “almost impossible” without climate change, a study has found. When they reported the first study that attributed the incident to climate change on Wednesday, scientists said climate change had caused such a heatwave in the region 150 times more. Scientists estimated that the extraordinary temperature was a thousand-year event, but noted that it was difficult to quantify it in the early summer given the unprecedented heat. But if current greenhouse gas emissions continue, they have warned that such

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