Halifax Examiner
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Jul 24, 2026
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‘One of the most deadly direct impacts of climate change’: Why Nova Scotia needs to track heat-related mortalities
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‘One of the most deadly direct impacts of climate change’: Why Nova Scotia needs to track heat-related mortalities
BY YVETTE D'ENTREMONT
JULY 24, 2026
Extreme heat warning sign over LA highway. Credit: By Chris Yarzab - Originally posted to Flickr as "fourbyfourblazer", CC-BY-2.0
“It’s not clear to me that we are yet taking it very seriously. We have a much older population, we have a population that’s not in the best shape, we have a population that has a lot of people who have multiple chronic diseases. We have institutions that are ignoring the issue.”
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