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Relentless heat, hot Phoenix nights raise risk of another record-breaking year for deaths
Daytime temperatures in the 110s and nighttimes at or above 90 degrees stress bodies and may raise Arizona's death count.
The Guardian21d
Deadliest year on record as Phoenix heat fatalities rise by 50%
Hottest US city, buffeted by extreme temperatures, sees 579 heat-related in 2023, with large proportion among unhoused people Heat deaths surged by 50% in Phoenix in 2023 – the deadliest year on ...
Yahoo News29d
Phoenix sets all-time record again for heat-associated deaths after scorching summer
PHOENIX – Residents of the hottest metropolitan area in the U.S. have suffered another record for heat-related deaths this year. As of Wednesday, there have been 569 confirmed deaths caused by ...
AZ Central17d
Phoenix will launch new overnight heat relief, housing help in 2024 using federal funds
Phoenix will launch a new overnight heat relief program next summer and a slew of homelessness services programs using nearly $20 million in federal funds the city was at risk of losing.
AZ Central29d
'You don't have to shovel sunshine': Amid heat waves, why do people still move to Phoenix?
As temperatures finally cool into the 80s and autumn settles in the city, many Phoenix residents will tell out-of-town friends this is the time of year that makes living in America's hottest big ...
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Pollution from coal-fired power plants led to hundreds of deaths in Arizona, NM, study says
Three coal-fired power plants on the edges of the Navajo Nation were blamed for almost 900 deaths over a 20-year period.
Colorado Newsline4d
Some states act to protect residents from extreme heat — with a new focus on young people
Several states have enacted or are considering measures designed to protect residents from the health effects record-breaking ...
AOL29d
Phoenix sets all-time record again for heat-associated deaths after scorching summer
PHOENIX – Residents of the hottest metropolitan area in the U.S. have suffered another record for heat-related deaths this year. The staggering number of deaths reported this year is already 33% ...
USA Today16d
Phoenix will launch new overnight heat relief, housing help in 2024 using federal funds
Phoenix will launch a new overnight heat relief program next summer and a slew of homelessness services programs using nearly ...

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