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In 106 cities across the U.S. , where 65% of the population lives, an average of 36,444 people died every year between 1987 and 2000 of temperature-related causes.
Most of these additional deaths would occur in northern states, whose cities aren't well adapted to high temperatures.
Cities that adapt to the heat, for instance by increasing access to air-conditioning ( AC ) could reduce these deaths by 28% .
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