A study from the University of Texas at Austin reveals that indoor temperatures during heat waves can become significantly more dangerous than outdoor conditions, especially when air conditioning fails. Homes can trap heat, functioning like greenhouses, leading to lethal conditions, particularly in older, poorly insulated buildings. The research highlights that even young, healthy individuals are at risk due to the inability of the body to cool down effectively when indoor temperatures remain high throughout the night. AI
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