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Climate Change | Extreme heat driven by climate change hits Olympics

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August 7, 2021
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The warning about the impact of global warming cannot be ignored. This year’s Summer Olympic was said to be the hottest, forcing organisers to rearrange/move some sporting events around. Listen to ABC News’ Kenneth Moton reports on challenges of both athletes and organisers who had to grapple with extreme heat. It is even suggested that this may possibly be the new normal.

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