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Summer Heat Precautions: The Masachusetts Department of Public Health includes information on precautions to take during the summer heat.
Extreme Heat: The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention includes self-help measures on coping with extreme heat and staying safe.
Heat Wave Safety: The American Red Cross provides information (in English and Spanish) on staying safe during a heat wave.
Summer Energy Tips: The "Take Charge New England" campaign is an initiative to encourage smart energy use during hot summer months.
Summer Energey Saving Tips: The Massachusetts Division of Energy Resources provides the Summer Energy Tips to help you keep cool and save energy!
How to Protect Yourself From Extreme Heat: The Federal Emergency Management Agency offers these suggestions on coping with extreme heat conditions.
Hot Weather Cautions: The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) advices these cautions during hot weather.

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