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Monday Sunrise Edition: Is US heat wave a harbinger?

A heat wave covered about half the U.S. this past weekend and was blamed for at least one death and canceling many outdoor events. But a cold front swept east Sunday, bringing Midwest temperatures down. The East Coast should get relief Monday. Still this may be a window on the future, according to a recent climate report by the Union of Concerned Scientists. Without faster progress

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