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Zahra Hirji covers climate at Bloomberg,
and she recently had the opportunity to take a trip to one of the hottest places in the world.
I took an elevator and upstairs in a university building, the elevator comes out in a corner.
And if you turn left in Canada, there's this long, tall hallway.
And all along that hallway is one of the world's largest research facilities dedicated to studying the effects of heat on the human body.
We kind of just spent the day walking through,
opening door number one, door number two, door number three.
Behind each one, there were people doing all kinds of tests.
People like Janet Spencer.
She's 75 years old.
She describes herself as a veteran of the lab.