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Jiang says human industrial activity has accelerated the climate timeline significantly, making extreme wildfires and heat waves commonplace in places that did not previously experience them that way.
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Heat Waves
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...just everywhere nowadays and they're common occurrences you look at these heat waves i mean this was unimaginable when i was growing up in..."
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Jiang says there is effectively nothing available right now that can stop the increasingly pervasive and destructive heat waves and wildfires he is describing.
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"...just everywhere nowadays and they're common occurrences you look at these heat waves i mean this was unimaginable when i was growing up in..."
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"like these heat waves these in these wildfires to become much more um commonplace much more pervasive and much more detrimental and like there's..."
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