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Parts of Mexico and the southern U.S. have experienced unusually high temperatures unusually early in the year, killing both people and wildlife. Does this herald more heat this summer? Many reports highlighted how record-breaking heat caused Mexican howler monkeys to “drop dead from trees,” leading to nearly 160 heat-related deaths among that species alone.
In the late afternoon on Monday, Mexico consumed 51,595 megawatts of electricity across the country, grid operator CENACE recorded.With some widespread outages so far this year and hotter days ahead, addressing this problem will be one of the main challenges for the next president, who will be elected...The extreme heatwave in Mexico is not only affecting the environment, it's wreaking havoc on the howler monkeys and causing them to fall dead out of trees, the Associated Press reported.
In the city of Tecolutilla, Tabasco state, it was reported that the dead monkeys started appearing on Friday, when a local volunteer fire-and-rescue squad showed up with...
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