Extreme heat is becoming a growing challenge for communities across the United States, and new federal investments announced Tuesday are putting greater emphasis on preparedness, climate resilience and local planning.
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Extreme heat is becoming a growing challenge for communities across the United States, and new federal investments announced Tuesday are putting greater emphasis on preparedness, climate resilience and local planning.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced $700,000 in new support Wednesday for extreme-heat planning and research, giving communities and researchers additional resources to prepare for one of the country's most persistent climate-related hazards.
