A study is examining San Antonio's approach to dealing with extreme heat.
The study is focused on the city's methods for tackling this issue.
Further information about the study can be found through Axios, which has more details on the topic.
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Fans urged to prepare for extreme heat at UTSA-Texas State football game in San Marcos
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Council takes aim at TIRZ while voting to give millions to zoo, botanical gardens, Brackenridge, Spurs arena and more
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Texas Supreme Court blocks Galveston County from using new precinct map in November election
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