Climate Change Triggers Extreme Heat and Risks to Human Health
Extreme heat is defined from a baseline of average temperatures at a single location, which vary widely around the world. Temperatures of 25 degrees Celsius (77 degrees Fahrenheit) could be record-breaking in parts of Canada in the spring, but may be below the average for the same period in the Middle East. Gasses such as […]
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