High heat bears down on NJ, climate warming faster than other regions

According to a new “State of the Climate” report just released by Rutgers University, the temperature in NJ has increased 4 degrees since 1900, and last summer was the third hottest on record. And temperatures will continue to rise in the coming years, bringing increased health risks including heart attack and asthma.
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[@t.c.2776]

WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE... blame it on Global Modernization and wanting a better life than walking or riding horses everywhere... LMAO... remember when it took 5 months to go from New York to San Francisco by horse and wagon?... those were the Good Ol' Days before cars... LMAO...😁

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Oh...there's no climate change 🙄😮‍💨🫠