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New Census data reveals a shocking heat vulnerability gap: while 90% of U.S. homes have AC, Alaska, Hawaii, and parts of northern California lag far behind. This county-level breakdown helps local leaders target cooling aid during extreme heat events—especially as cooling costs are projected to soar to $784 per household in 2025, up 6% from last year. National averages mask a growing crisis where access to basic comfort is becoming increasingly unaffordable and unequal.
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