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Northern Nevada’s brutal heat and wildfire smoke are turning playgrounds into dangerous ovens, forcing kids indoors and parents to scramble for relief. With triple-digit temps scorching metal and plastic equipment, playtime is vanishing — a crisis for kids’ health, development, and socialization. Enter Assembly Bill 96, which mandates more cooling stations and shade structures, but cities like Reno and Sparks are stuck: budgets are tight, permanent shade is expensive, and trees take years to grow. The state pushes forward, but funding remains the biggest hurdle in keeping kids cool and active during extreme weather.

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