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…that our summers historically weren’t hot so we designed homes to retain heat for our winters. But now deaths in heatwaves are rising because homes won’t cool overnight, & next day’s heat has a cumul
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…that our summers historically weren’t hot so we designed homes to retain heat for our winters. But now deaths in heatwaves are rising because homes won’t cool overnight, & next day’s heat has a cumulative effect, so the intensity of indoor heat builds & retains long past the heat wave breaking.
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- Bluesky ↗ · first seen 2026-06-15 17:28 UTC
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