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DANGEROUS HEAT TARGETING MILLIONS 41 MILLION AMERICANS COULD SEE TEMPS ABOVE 100°

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The 1991 Oakland Hills firestorm destroyed 2,843 homes; debris removal took over 18 months. Officials had to clear hazardous ash and toxic materials before rebuilding — a precedent for complex urban fire recovery like Boyle Heights.

This storyWhat's the highest temp ever officially recorded in the US?

  1. 118°F in Arizona
  2. 128°F in Nevada
  3. 134°F in California
  4. 122°F in Texas
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134°F in California

This storyHow should cities best protect people during 100°+ heat waves?

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This storyOn average, how many Americans die from extreme heat each year?

  1. Around 150
  2. Around 700
  3. Around 3,500
  4. Around 9,000
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Around 700

This storyShould L.A. expand its fire department budget after these wildfires?

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This storyHow many tons of debris did the 2025 L.A. wildfires generate for cleanup?

  1. 500,000 tons
  2. 1.5 million tons
  3. 4 million tons
  4. 9 million tons
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4 million tons

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