RT @NOAAClimate: Working to help build #heat resilience in your community? @HeatGov recently released two new resources to support communities and local leaders with their heat planning and evaluation efforts.

Visit https://t.co/WOnR87fkrs to download the resources and get more information https://t.co/y7UKbtbjyT

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RT @CDC_EPHTracking: Calling all emergency & #publichealth planners: Get your community summer-ready with CDC’s Heat & Health Tracker. ☀️ From local, timely data to helpful resources, we’ve got you covered!

Explore #heat & health info for your community: https://t.co/nPv195i9De

#DontSweatItTrackIt https://t.co/oNUcwT8mgV

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RT @HeatGov: Protect your pets from the #heat! Bring pets indoors, and leave them plenty of fresh water in shady areas. Never leave pets in a parked car, even if windows are open.

Visit @CDCenvironment’s website for more safety tips: https://t.co/Kp0w5LDzbz

#NIHHIS #HeatSafety #SummerReady https://t.co/elxdtpq5Ys

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RT @HeatGov: Working to help build #heat resilience in your community? NIHHIS recently released two new resources to support communities and local leaders with their heat planning and evaluation efforts.

Visit https://t.co/FcqN1T23Jq to download the resources and get more information. https://t.co/g6c832DggE

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It has been a really hot summer for most of us🥵🌡️!

Dry air plays a surprisingly important role in these heatwaves by suppressing upward movement of warm, moist air, a process that usually cools the surface.

Learn more: https://t.co/6QfjseVLZl @NOAAClimate #heat #heatwave https://t.co/q6IcPSDlzS

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RT @HeatGov: The first week of September brought another round of extreme #heat to the Southwest and southern California. Starting Sep 4 and building inland, the heat raised daytime temperatures 10-20 degrees above normal for this time of year.

More from @NOAAclimate: https://t.co/fIArZSru64 https://t.co/BGItXZ3aWK

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Climate hazards could cut corporate earnings by up to 7% annually by 2035, finds @wef report with PIKs @jrockstrom. Extreme #heat & other risks may cause $560–$610B in fixed asset losses each year, hitting telecommunications & energy sectors hardest.
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RT @HeatGov: 📣 Applications to work with the NIHHIS Center for Collaborative Heat Monitoring close next week!

The center will support communities in collecting #heat distribution data through community-led campaigns.

Learn more about the center and how to apply: https://t.co/2x0VGuNktf https://t.co/Y1mYhkxS5y

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RT @IZAWorldofLabor: New Opinion Piece out today: 'Heat waves are a widespread threat to the workforce' by Hannah Klauber und Nicolas Koch - both @PIK_Climate and @NPestel83 @landnrw. #heat #sickleave #medicalcosts

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