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Murphy Woodhouse
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Mountain West News Bureau Reporter, Boise State Public Radio
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By Murphy Woodhouse Verified| Utah Public Radio Verified Some of the country's most beloved national parks — including many across the West — could see substantial jumps in the number of extremely hot days in coming decades, according to a new report. The nonprofit Climate Central analyzed data from the National Park Service and found that by 2050, the 25 most visited parks are likely to have five times as many extremely hot days — compared to recent decades.
Driven by climate change, most popular national parks could see quintupling of ‘extremely hot’ days by 2050
By Murphy Woodhouse Verified| Free Republic@ Free RepublicBrowse · SearchNews/ActivismTopics · Post ArticleSkip to comments. Driven by climate change, most popular national parks could see quintupling of ‘extremely hot’ days by 2050Boise State Public Radio News ^ | April 16, 2025 | By Murphy WoodhousePosted on by OldeconomybuyerSome of the country’s most beloved national parks – including many across the West – could see substantial jumps in the number of extremely hot days in coming decades, according to a new report.
By Murphy Woodhouse Verified| Utah Public Radio Verified Some of the country's most beloved national parks — including many across the West — could see substantial jumps in the number of extremely hot days in coming decades, according to a new report. The nonprofit Climate Central analyzed data from the National Park Service and found that by 2050, the 25 most visited parks are likely to have five times as many extremely hot days — compared to recent decades.
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Boise State Public Radio
Boise State Public Radio is a nonprofit public radio network based in Idaho, operating under Boise State University for over 45 years. As Idaho’s leading NPR-member station, it provides a mix of news, cultural programming, and music through more than 30 broadcast signals statewide. The network began in 1976 as a student-run FM station and became an NPR affiliate in 1988, expanding its reach significantly over the years, including a recent expansion to Lewiston and Pocatello. The station produces local journalism, including the weekday public affairs program *Idaho Matters*, and airs national NPR content. It is also known for its classical and jazz music programming, curated by local DJs. Boise State Public Radio offers digital streaming options through its app and smart speakers, along with archival content that highlights its history. The organization is primarily funded by listener donations and local business sponsorships, aiming to engage and empower communities across Idaho.
Boise, Idaho, United States
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