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Milwaukee, San Juan
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Data journalist for The Washington Post. Hiker, bass chaser, lake surfer. English y Español. RTs not endorsements. He/him.

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See where millions lack air conditioning as U.S. heat dome peaks

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By Kevin Crowe Verified, John Muyskens Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
See where millions lack air conditioning as U.S. heat dome peaks (washingtonpost.com) See where millions lack air conditioning as U.S. heat dome peaks By Kevin Crowe; John Muyskens 2026070309012300 As temperatures soar to triple digits and record temperatures across a swath of the United States this week, a Washington Post analysis has found that about 3 million households in areas of major or extreme heat risk lack air conditioning.
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Hundreds in Spain may have died from record heat, agency warns

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By Kevin Crowe Verified, Sarah Kaplan Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Hundreds in Spain may have died from record heat, agency warns (washingtonpost.com) Hundreds in Spain may have died from record heat, agency warns By Kevin Crowe; Sarah Kaplan 2026062519160200 More than 200 people may have died in Spain in recent days as a result of the record heat wave that has gripped much of Europe this week, according to data from a national monitoring system that estimates excess deaths.
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See where diesel-powered data center generators are polluting Virginia

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By Evan Halper Verified, Kevin Crowe Verified
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
STERLING, Va. - Not long after the enormous data center sprouted in Jessica Medeiros’s residential neighborhood, she began seeing black smoke. “There are times when the generators are running and … soot falls to the ground,” Medeiros said. “I have no idea what the long-term impacts on our health may be.” On days when the bursts of smoke appear, she said, irritation in her throat and nose follows.
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