Jennifer Marlon

research scientist at the Yale School of the Environment and the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

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Triple-digit temperatures can cause cramps, exhaustion, and heat stroke for vulnerable individuals. A research scientist gives tips on protecting yourself and your neighbors.

Extreme heat can be a ‘silent killer.’ How to stay safe indoors and outdoors

Triple-digit temperatures can cause cramps, exhaustion, and heat stroke for vulnerable individuals. A research scientist gives tips on protecting yourself and your neighbors.

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