Summary
Albuquerque is opening cooling stations and sharing heat safety resources as triple-digit temperatures hit. If you're outside in the sun, the city wants you to know where to cool down and how to stay safe. It's a practical response to dangerous heat, especially for people who can't easily escape it.
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Impact analysis
The city will likely spend public funds on cooling stations and outreach, though the source does not specify a cost.
People who are homeless, older adults, outdoor workers, and anyone without reliable air conditioning get a safer place to cool off.
No groups negatively affected
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