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A Procedure to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Two Watch Warning Systems

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Notes from this workshop on the effectiveness of heat related health watch systems.

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Title: Procedure to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Two Watch Warning Systems
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Category: Health - Mass - Climate - Human - Change - Climatology - Mortality - Synoptic - Acclimatization


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