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The News Of Tomorrow, Today
heat wave
It feels like the 1930s all over again. We’re facing an economic depression and there’s a push for New Deal-style policies to recover from it. And according to a new study, we’ve also dramatically increased the likelihood of seeing the kinds of record-breaking heat waves that caused the Dust Bowl.
More people in the U.S. die a year due to heat than all other forms of weather. As the country approaches summer, the risk is even more dangerous due to the coronavirus pandemic.
As out planet heats up, one of the most important we can understand is the relationship between climate change and war. Scientists, advocates and policymakers have argued that in Syria, Yemen, Sudan, and Libya, drought exacerbated existing regional conflicts.
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