Here's How Heat Discriminates, And What Phoenix Is Doing To Help Those At Risk

The Republic | azcentral.com, Phoenix Arizona Republic: Local
Thu, 10/19/2017 - 5:18am

As temperatures rise from the forces of climate change and a widening urban heat island, vulnerable populations will suffer disproportionately.

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