
The kind of heat wave that the Northeast and eastern Canada is suffering through this week would have been “virtually impossible” in those areas before humans began warming the planet, a team of scientists said on Friday. https://nyti.ms/4f2o159
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi0wFBVV95cUxNNXNNUjJqbzBsOU1ULTVRaVNZZ2d5c29kMEJsalo3MVFBZEZjdWd5NzMwODZhNlhkeW4tY3IyUmw0UVRudmh1YmQ1TW5uVDVEc1dCM1B4Uzd0OWJUQzRYcXhBbmZvQk55dTRBX2pwdkRhcW44Nl9yR0ROSDFmd2w1bW1sWTlfc2hnUXhLa2xlVHNJNHRVQy00empFZl84ZVFfbnNCaU5iVUhuUFVfc2EyUkE0LWRHdVUyQzJYS1pkejl1OWljZll6OWMzY01wTEtTejFR?oc=5" target="_blank">The kind of heat wave that the Northeast and eastern Canada is suffering through this week would have been “virtually impossible” in those areas before humans began warming the planet, a team of scientists said on Friday. https://nyti.ms/4f2o159</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Facebook</font>
