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North America Heat Wave 2006: Record Breaking Summer Temperatures ...
Many temperature records were broken. Fresno, California had six consecutive days of 110 degree-plus Fahrenheit temperatures. Rochester, New York peaked at ...
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North America Heat Wave 2006: Record Breaking Summer Temperatures ...
Searing heat and recurring power outages caused hundreds of deaths in Canada and the United States during July and August 2006.
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North America Heat Wave 2006: Record Breaking Summer Temperatures ...
Rochester, New York peaked at 100 degrees and with the humidex rating, ... Southern California where record breaking temperatures were widespread and in St. ...
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Drought/Heat Waves @ Suite101.com
Drought/Heat Waves. leading contributors. Last 30 days. All contributors in Drought/Heat Waves · feature articles. Maureen K. Fleury ...
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Australian Drought a Natural Cycle: Precious Water Diverted from ...
This precious water supply is used to support politically sensitive industries, not to grow the ... Print Article · Email Article · View All Articles ...
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North America Heat Wave 2006: Record Breaking Summer Temperatures ...
Searing heat and recurring power outages caused hundreds of deaths in Canada and the United States during July and August 2006.
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North America Heat Wave 2006: Record Breaking Summer Temperatures ...
Searing heat and recurring power outages caused hundreds of deaths in Canada and the United States during July and August 2006.
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North America Heat Wave 2006: Record Breaking Summer Temperatures ...
Searing heat and recurring power outages caused hundreds of deaths in Canada and the United States during July and August 2006.
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North America Heat Wave 2006: Record Breaking Summer Temperatures ...
Searing heat and recurring power outages caused hundreds of deaths in Canada and the United States during July and August 2006.
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Australian Drought a Natural Cycle: Precious Water Diverted from ...
Research suggests the Australian drought is not caused by climate change. Households are burdened by water shortages but water is diverted towards wrong ...
 
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