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NYC OFFICIALS DISCUSS HEAT DOME & AMERICA 250 PREPS

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

Around 200
Around 700
Around 1,500
Around 4,000

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Around 1,500

This storyWhat's the WORST part of a heat dome hitting your city?

No AC and no relief 0%
Power grid goes down 0%
Can't go outside at all 0%
Flooding risk on top of it 0%

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This storyHow far will USMNT go in this tournament?

Exit in the next round 0%
Reach the semifinals 0%
Make the final 0%
Win the whole thing! 0%

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This storyHow many saves did Tim Howard make vs Belgium in the 2014 World Cup R16?

9 saves
12 saves
16 saves
19 saves

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16 saves

NYC's deadly 1896 heat wave sparked America's first public cooling response.

Over 10 days in July 1896, ~1,300 New Yorkers died. Police Commissioner Teddy Roosevelt opened station houses as cooling refuges & distributed ice — the first organized municipal heat relief in U.S. history.

This storyWho first opened NYC public buildings as heat relief stations in 1896?

Theodore Roosevelt
Mayor William Strong
Jacob Riis
Boss Tweed

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Theodore Roosevelt

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