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A Fatal Forecast
Sin City is reeling from a record summer, with extreme heat killing more of its residents than ever before. In “A Fatal Forecast,” the Las Vegas Review-Journal takes a temperature on who has been lost this year and what’s to come as population booms and leaders brainstorm solutions to what scientists agree is a burgeoning crisis.
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Summers are getting more unbearable by the year, and Las Vegas is months away from having a final heat-related death count for 2024.
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The party capital of the United States is rapidly becoming a hot spot for heat- related deaths — something officials are beginning to better tally. It’s not an exact science.
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As the number of heat-related deaths swells every year, efforts are increasing across the public and nonprofit sector to make Southern Nevada more habitable during periods of extreme heat.
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