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Comment: The places climate change is making too hot for humans

Comment: The places climate change is making too hot for humans
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Here are the places that could become too hot for humans due to climate change

Here are the places that could become too hot for humans due to climate change
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Heat could make some places 'unlivable' for weeks or months at a time

Heat waves can already be deadly for the most vulnerable people - but in a warming world, temperatures and humidity will, for growing stretches of every year, surpass a threshold that even young and . ....

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Too Hot to Live: Coming Sooner Than you Think

Https://youtu.be/TfzL SQMv2s?si=pTl7xNwrEVuZqjsj At 2° C global warming, most of a billion people will be experiencing periods where it is simply too hot to live unprotected, outside.But, not too hot to fight, methinks.No word on what happens to other living things in this scenario. Washington Post: Heat waves can already be deadly for the most vulnerable people… ....

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Watchdog finds big loophole in key environmental treaty

Watchdog finds big loophole in key environmental treaty
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