Environment
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Record-breaking Heat Wave Strains ‘Limits of Human Survivability’ in India and Pakistan
The record-breaking hot weather that covered almost all of India including Pakistan in March and April pushed heat throughout several locations above 45°C, resulting in major energy and freshwater deficits.
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