America faces a power disconnection crisis amid dangerous heat
In 27 states, utilities can shut off electricity for nonpayment even in a heat wave
In 27 states, utilities can shut off electricity for nonpayment even in a heat wave
Altered weather patterns and extreme temperatures can take a heavy toll on our mental and emotional well-being.
About 140 million Americans were under National Weather Service extreme heat advisories, watches and warnings Wednesday.
Severe and long-lasting heat is two to four times more likely to occur today because of human-caused climate change.
With extreme heat related and humidity, our brain struggles to regulate our temperature and begins to malfunction.
Older adults are the most likely to die from extreme heat, and the crisis is worsening.
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