The issues actually cited in the article are the increase in the homeless population & the shift in demographics to older residents. Neither of those things has anything to do with climate change.
This is heartbreaking. Intense heat from climate change is already claiming lives in Nevada. We must take strong action and fight for legislation to mitigate climate change.https://lasvegassun.com/news/2019/aug/29/heat-deaths-jump-in-southwest-united-states-puzzli/ …
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Also, 2019’s temp is measured against the mean of previous years. Is there an actual trend line? Also, June was one of the coolest on record. How has this been included in the analysis?
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If you remember, you in theory represent US Citizens that are in the Desert area. It gets hot here from time to time Jacky. Hiking in Red Rock Requires taking water with you...there are signs.
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An immediate solution would be to add a covering for tourists to stand while they wait to take photos near the welcome to vegas sign. In all of my 30+ yrs Vegas has always been 101-110+ summer time temps. Not much change.
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Intense heat in August. I first noticed that in 1973. Pretty sure it's called summer.
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Dear Senator Rosen. Flash.....Phoenix and Las Vegas are located in the desert! In the summer it gets hot! Always has, always will. Your climate change rhetoric just echos what your puppet master wants you to say. Cut the strings Senator.
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