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The Trump heat wave

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Call it the Trump heat wave: The current scorcher is just a taste of what’s coming A huge swath

Call it the Trump heat wave: The current scorcher is just a taste of what’s coming A huge swath of the country is currently in the midst of a third straight day of blistering temperatures that have already claimed the lives of several people. Dangerous combinations of high temperatures and humidity pushed the “heat index” (what the temperature “feels like”) past 100 degrees Fahrenheit from the Dakotas down to Texas and across to Maine and Florida, an area encompassing well over half of the country’s population. But as countless studies have made clear, the kind of extreme heat waves this country, Europe, and elsewhere have been experiencing this summer and last have been made more intense and more likely thanks to human caused global warming. Even worse, if we fail to significantly curb emissions of carbon pollution — which is the current plan put forth by President Donald Trump’s climate policies — then these severe and deadly heatwaves will become the normal summer weather over the next few decades. [READ MORE]( [Former Interior scientist calls out ‘culture of fear, censorship, and suppression’ under Trump]( [READ MORE]( [Climate change is worsening wildfires, new study highlights]( [READ MORE]( [Controversial agency relocation slammed as attack on science by lawmakers, employees]( [READ MORE]( [Former Rick Perry staffer raises six-figures for Trump’s reelection campaign]( [READ MORE]( CAPAF | ThinkProgress Center for American Progress Action Fund 1333 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20005 United States This email was sent to{EMAIL}. [unsubscribe](

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