# Where you live matters

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The local impacts feature is only available for US locations currently. If you don't live in the US or don't want local impacts indicated, click the `"don't use zip code"` button
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## Climate Mind personalizes by using zip code

There are a variety of location-related data sets the app uses for this feature:

* US hurricane regions
* US extreme heat/heatwave areas
* US record heat
* US wildfire hazard potential
* US air pollution exposure

See our knowledge base article to learn more:

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[Local impacts](/knowledge-base/local-impacts.md)
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  Tailor your results to include impacts affecting your local area by entering your zip code. 

![Tailor your results to include impacts affecting your local area ](/files/P2NL5M6avP3ax6aPtApV)

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Your information won’t be shared with anyone and could be removed by your request.
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```

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