Two-degree warming causes heat stress

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Large areas of the Earth will be too hot for humans if we hit 2°C above preindustrial levels according to new study

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With just two degrees Celsius warming, an area about the land mass of of the US would become uninhabitable from a heat stress point of view.

The Saharas and parts of Western Europe , which are more prone to, to extreme levels of dry heating, the cells and the tissues in your body can't survive being at a core temperature of around 41 1/2C.

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