Heat risk of mortality in two different regions of the United Kingdom

Overview of attention for article published in Sustainable Cities and Society, May 2022

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Research has found people living in the Southeast of England are now seven per cent more likely to die prematurely when the temperature rises significantly (about 6 degrees Centigrade) above 26.5 degrees Centigrade, (90.5 degrees fahrenheit)

User Wagamaga, in the Environment subreddit, 16 Jun 2022

Research has found people living in the Southeast of England are now seven per cent more likely to die prematurely when the temperature rises significantly (about 6 degrees Centigrade) above 26.5 degrees Centigrade, (90.5 degrees fahrenheit)

User Wagamaga, in the Reddit Science subreddit, 16 Jun 2022

Research has found people living in the Southeast of England are now seven per cent more likely to die prematurely when the temperature rises significantly (about 6 degrees Centigrade) above 26.5 degrees Centigrade, (79.7 degrees Fahrenheit)

User [deleted], in the Reddit Science subreddit, 16 Jun 2022

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