The Washington Post worked with data experts to project how often people in nearly 15,500 cities would face such intense heat that they could quickly become ill. Key findings: By 2050, over 5 billion people will be exposed to at least one month of health-threatening heat each year. Nations like Pakistan and India face the highest risk. The dangers: Heat stroke and damage to the heart and kidneys if people work outside for long periods. Rising temperatures also bring tropical diseases to new areas. Read this story
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