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Underground heat from climate change could cause cities to sink

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Beneath Chicago's streets, underground heat caused by climate change is creating a silent hazard that is affecting the city's infrastructure. NBC News' Maura Barrett goes underground to feel the heat and understand how the issue could be fixed.