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Exposing the Big Game

Without swift action on climate change, heat waves could kill thousands in U.S. cities

Exposing the Big Game's avatarThe Extinction Chronicles

New study suggests that a marked reduction in greenhouse gas emissions will be needed to limit deaths caused by extreme heat.
Illustration of overheated people standing on hills made of the American flag, smoke stacks billow in the distance.

If the global average temperature rises 3 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels — which some scientists say is likely — a major heat wave could kill almost 6,000 people in New York City. Similar events could kill more than 2,500 in Los Angeles and more than 2,300 in Miami.Jun Cen / for NBC News

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