Historic heat wave shows how climate change hits poor people the hardest

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Phoenix is expected to get another heatwave this week, after the city has already suffered under high temperatures that surpassed 110°F for a national-record of 31 consecutive days through Sunday.

Phoenix Continues To Suffer Through Its Worst Heat Wave On Record

PHOENIX, ARIZONA - JULY 25: Rick White drinks water while cooling down in his tent in a section of the 'The Zone', Phoenix's largest homeless encampment, amid the city's worst heat wave on record on July 25, 2023 in Phoenix, Arizona. White said, 'The extreme heat is one thing, but the direct sun, it drains you quick...That sun will have you delirious.

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