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To: elmatador who wrote (7604)	5/30/2021 5:35:28 AM
From: Snowshoe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13784

re "This year there will be indeed intense Hurricane activity in the Atlantic." OK, I'll keep an eye on it! ;) Meanwhile, here's why South America and Australia have such weird animals... What Are The 7 Realms of Biogeography? youtube.com

To: elmatador who wrote (7604)	10/20/2021 6:26:45 AM
From: Snowshoe	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 13784

Seville becomes the first major city in the world to categorize and name heat waves October 19, 20211:25 PM ET The city of Seville, Spain has announced plans to become the first major city in the world to start naming and categorizing heat waves, the same way tropical storms and hurricanes are named in other parts of the world. The effort is set to begin in 2022 The city's mayor, Juan Espadas, said in a statement on Monday that he's proud that Seville, located in one of the hottest regions of Spain, is the first city to start naming and categorizing heat waves. He hopes other cities in the world also take on the idea. "Extreme heat waves are becoming more frequent and devastating as a direct effect from climate change. Local governments should address the threat heat poses to our populations, particularly the most vulnerable, by raising awareness of heat-health related hazards through evidence based data and science, Espadas said. Full story: npr.org