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Voices/CBC News/How to better equip your home for hotter temperatures

CBC News

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How to better equip your home for hotter temperatures

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July 14, 2021

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13,028

Likes

168

Comments

35

Engagement

1.56%

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Climate scientists and design experts say B.C.'s heat wave is a message to everyone to prepare their homes to withstand hot weather. Since most Canadian houses aren't typically built for sweltering heat, air conditioning is often the quick fix. But experts encourage more sustainable, long-term solutions.

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