BY THE MIDDLE of this century, temperatures in some California cities are expected to be in the triple digits for a third of the year.
That’s dangerously hot. Heat already kills more people each year than any other weather-related disaster, including hurricanes, floods, or winter storms, and as the mercury rises the toll is expected to keep climbing.
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