Can chief heat officers protect US cities from extreme heat?
Appointed officials have life-saving solutions to keep the public safe from rising temperatures, but don’t have political power.
Appointed officials have life-saving solutions to keep the public safe from rising temperatures, but don’t have political power.
Over the past four years, Florida has also had the highest rate of emergency room visits because of heat-related problems
The workers who form the backbone of Florida’s economy have almost no official protection from the blazing sun.
Severe and long-lasting heat is two to four times more likely to occur today because of human-caused climate change.
The proposal comes as Americans endure another summer of record-breaking temperatures.
A new report focuses on heat risks at the 2024 Summer Olympics as climate changes continues to cause record temperatures.
Higher-than-average temperatures are expected to continue this summer and can cause serious health risks.
Climate change is making record-high temperatures and hotter summers more common
Oppressive days won’t necessarily be much hotter, but there will be many more of them.
House Bill 433 prohibits local governments in Florida from taking steps to protect outdoor workers from heat
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