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The prolonged 1954 Midwestern U.S. Heat wave: Impacts and responses
Nancy E. Westcott
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Midwestern US
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Heat Wave
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Wave Impact
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Illinois
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Kansas
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Water Resources
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Missouri
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Extreme Temperature
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Well-being
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Midwest
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Agriculture
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Texas
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Extended Period
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Tennessee
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Recent Activity
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Energy Resources
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Southern Illinois
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Georgia
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East St. Louis
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Arkansas
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Oklahoma
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Extreme Heat
16%
Agricultural Communities
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Infrastructure Restoration
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Eastern Colorado
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Governmental Bodies
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Historical Climate Data
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Resource Utility
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Railroad Ties
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Drought Preparedness
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Governmental Intervention
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Human Health Impact
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
United States of America
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Heat Wave
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Illinois
50%
Kansas
33%
Missouri
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Tennessee
16%
Arkansas
16%
Human Health
16%
Texas
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Colorado
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Alabama
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St. Louis
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Oklahoma
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Rail Transportation
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Commerce
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Arts and Humanities
USA
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Illinois
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Kansas City
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Texas
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Oklahoma
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Alabama
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Public Health
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Commerce
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Water Resource
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Energy Resource
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Climate Data
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Public Health
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Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Public Health
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