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The Hotspot | Extreme heat has changed elite sport this summer – it must adapt to survive

The Hotspot | Extreme heat has changed elite sport this summer – it must adapt to surviveWorldPing

In today’s newsletter: how climate crisis is affecting athletes and what steps are being taken to protect them from rising temperatures The mercury-shattering European summer pants alongside us on the back straight, looming as we hug the shadows, swe…

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