Higher air temperatures, including extreme heat, are associated with adverse impacts on human health, wildlife, and the built and natural environments. Experts estimate that average air temperatures in the contiguous United States have risen since 1970, with the frequency, duration, and intensity of multiday extreme h…
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Excess Urban Heat Mitigation Act of 2025
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