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"Climate Change Adds 26 Extra Hot Days in a Year, Shattering Records"

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Source: PBS NewsHour
"Climate Change Adds 26 Extra Hot Days in a Year, Shattering Records"
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Recent extreme heat events and record high temperatures in places like New Delhi, Mexico, and Miami are causing heat-related deaths and illnesses. William Brangham of PBS NewsHour discussed the driving factors behind these phenomena with Andrew Pershing of Climate Central.

Topics:world#climate-change#environment#extreme-heat#global-warming#public-health#record-temperatures
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  1. What's behind recent extreme heat events and record high temperatures  PBS NewsHour
  2. Climate Change Blamed For An Extra Month Of Extreme Heat - Videos from The Weather Channel  The Weather Channel
  3. Scientists raise concerns after recent heatwave shatters records: 'An absolute gamechanger when it comes to extreme heat'  Yahoo! Voices
  4. Climate Change Added a Month's Worth of Extra-Hot Days in Past Year  The New York Times
  5. Humans Were Hit With 26 Extra Hot Days in the Last Year, Says Alarming Study  Popular Mechanics

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