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 Heat Domes and Surging Grid Demand Threaten US Power Grids with Blackouts WAYS TO HELP PREVENT OUTAGES 

• 🧒 Children can overheat quickly—never leave a child in a parked car, even for a minute.
   
• 🐾 Animals suffer in silence—keep pets indoors, provide shade, and plenty of water.
   
• 👵 Elderly individuals may not feel heat as strongly—check on neighbors and loved ones regularly.

1. Conserve Energy During Peak Hours
   Avoid running major appliances (washer, dryer, dishwasher) between 2 p.m. – 9 p.m.
    
2. Set Thermostats Higher
   Set air conditioners to 78°F or higher when you're home and use fans to circulate air.
    
3. Use Fans Wisely
   Ceiling and box fans use far less energy than A/C units and can make rooms feel cooler.
    
4. Close Curtains and Blinds
   Keep sunlight out to reduce indoor heat buildup and lower A/C use.
    
5. Unplug Unused Devices
   Many electronics draw power even when off—unplug chargers, TVs, and computers not in use.
    
6. Delay Charging Electronics
   Charge phones, laptops, and electric vehicles during off-peak hours (early morning or late night).

1. Stagger Work Shifts
   Reduce simultaneous energy demand by staggering machinery use and staff schedules.
    
2. Dim or Turn Off Non-Essential Lights
   Natural lighting and LED use can reduce cooling needs and power draw.
    
3. Service HVAC Systems
   Regular maintenance improves efficiency and prevents system overloads.