"Climate Change Fuels Record-Breaking Heatwaves in US and Mexico"
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A recent study by World Weather Attribution reveals that the deadly heat wave affecting North America and Central America was made 35 times more likely due to human-caused climate change. The heat wave has resulted in at least 125 deaths and thousands of heatstroke cases, particularly in Mexico. Scientists warn that such extreme weather events will become more frequent and intense if climate-warming emissions continue.
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- Mexico's Highest-Ever Temperature Recorded by Scientists Newsweek
- Deadly heatwaves in US, Mexico made more likely by climate change Al Jazeera English
- Deadly heat in Mexico and US made 35 times more likely by global heating The Guardian
- Fossil fuels making deadly heat waves ‘very common’ worldwide: Research The Hill
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