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In 2021 , a historic heat wave baked the Pacific Northwest killing hundreds of people and fueling wildfires.
Researchers later reported that human-caused climate change made this heat wave at least 150 times more likely.
Hundreds of studies have investigated the role of global warming in natural disasters around the world.
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