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Science Times - Expert Explains the Reason Phoenix May Be Uninhabitable by the End of the Century

Expert Explains the Reason Phoenix May Be Uninhabitable by the End of the Century

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An expert's analysis is that time will come when the temperature will no longer fall lower than 100 degrees in Phoenix during the night.

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