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In this video titled 'Too Hot to Handle,' Dr. Peter Carter, Paul Beckwith and Regina Valdez discuss wet bulb temperature and how it is making survivability in the heat more difficult in regions that are already historically hot. youtu.be/2VLpJ_NGZyg

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4:02 PM · Jul 17, 2022

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Thanks to Peter,Paul and Regina would like to hear this subject in the Australian media, Sadly extreme side effects of a warming world would be a no go zone the population are more worried about interest rates not survival in a few short years.