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Fish: If you’re hot, they’re hot — and maybe dead
A heat wave in Minnesota caused fish deaths and warmed lakes by 3-4 degrees over 50 years, while the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness reopened and wildfires burned. Elon Musk's AI company sued Minnesota over a nudification technology law, and political shifts among Somali voters were noted amid anti-immigration rhetoric.
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- Minnesota fish dying amid heat wave, DNR says
- Large number of fish turn up dead in Potomac River after heat wave
- Fish kill triggered in Potomac River as water temperatures surge to record 94 degrees due to extreme heat wave
- Minnesota’s Weather Authority Alert: Heat wave in full effect Sunday with little relief ahead
- Heat wave's deadly impact grows
- Heatwave claims its 10th swimming victim as 18,000 suffer water shortages amid 31C heat