Researchers are comparing temperature anomalies in Reno, Boise, and El Paso, with studies led by Portland State University and Climate Central.
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Researchers are comparing temperature anomalies in Reno, Boise, and El Paso, with studies led by Portland State University and Climate Central.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A test case was performed in Reno, NV, and a report analyzing cooling demand across the U.S. was released.Sub-event
Academic institutions are studying temperature outliers in Reno, Boise, and El Paso.1 source