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Achieving net-zero carbon emissions can reduce the intensity, duration, and frequency of heat waves
Dr. Chloe Brimacombe analyzes the current European heatwave, highlighting its early arrival, elevated humidity, and alignment with broader trends of longer and more frequent heatwaves. The article emphasizes the need for decarbonization to achieve net-zero emissions and adaptation measures for public infrastructure in a hotter climate.
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