Environment
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At Least 125 Million Americans Advised to Stay Indoors Due to Record-Breaking Heat
Over a third of the US population has been advised to stay indoors due to the extreme heat. Heat warnings have been issued for over 125 million people across the United States, primarily in the southwest.
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