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Seville is the first city to name and categorize heat waves like hurricanes
Talib Visram, June 24 2022
Sevilla será la primera ciudad del mundo en nombrar y clasificar las olas de calor
Forbes Staff, June 22 2022
Europe’s first ‘chief heat officer’ explains how Athens is preparing for severe heatwaves
Tokunbo Salako & Rosie Frost, June 24 2022
Scientists expect heat deaths will rise due to climate change, but naming heat waves could change that trajectory
CBS Miami Team, June 21 2022
Naming heatwaves may help warn of the risks associated with them
A Martinez & Rachel Martin, June 9 2022
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