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 "description": "The number of cooling degree days per year reflects the amount of energy people use to cool buildings during the warm season.\n<br><br>\nFor example, many people like to keep indoor temperatures at 65°F. On a day when the average outdoor temperature is 85°F, reducing the indoor temperature by 20 degrees over 1 day requires 20 degrees of cooling multiplied by 1 day, or 20 cooling degree days. Utility companies use cooling degree days to estimate the annual amount of energy people will use to cool buildings.\n<br><br>\nFor more information, visit https://crt-climate-explorer.nemac.org ",
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 "accessInformation": "The Applied Climate Information System (ACIS) and the NOAA Regional Climate Centers (RCCs).",
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