Even the breeze was hot': how incarcerated people survive extreme heat in prison
Extreme heat in prisons is a critical health crisis exacerbated by climate change, leading to increased mortality and psychological distress among inmates.
Even the breeze was hot': how incarcerated people survive extreme heat in prison
Extreme heat in prisons is a critical health crisis exacerbated by climate change, leading to increased mortality and psychological distress among inmates.
California housing officials recommend state protect renters from extreme heat
California aims to implement maximum indoor temperature standards to combat heat-related health risks, facing opposition from landlords concerned about costs.
California housing officials recommend state protect renters from extreme heat
California aims to implement maximum indoor temperature standards to combat heat-related health risks, facing opposition from landlords concerned about costs.
Child Care Centers Challenged By Extreme Heat | KQED
Extreme heat and pollution are critical threats to children's safety in schools and childcare centers, necessitating urgent infrastructural improvements.
Asphalt burns, delirium, body bags: extreme heat overwhelms ERs across US
Extreme heatwaves, aided by the climate crisis, are increasingly overwhelming emergency rooms with heat-sick patients, but they are not acknowledged as disasters by the federal government.
Asphalt burns, delirium, body bags: extreme heat overwhelms ERs across US
Extreme heatwaves, aided by the climate crisis, are increasingly overwhelming emergency rooms with heat-sick patients, but they are not acknowledged as disasters by the federal government.
How to stay cool in extreme heat without air-conditioning
People in regions with extreme heat can use traditional methods to stay cool without air conditioning. Hydration and preventive measures are crucial to avoid heat-related illnesses.
How to stay cool in extreme heat without air-conditioning
People in regions with extreme heat can use traditional methods to stay cool without air conditioning. Hydration and preventive measures are crucial to avoid heat-related illnesses.
Why pregnant people are more at risk during heatwaves and ways to stay safe
Pregnant individuals face increased risks during extreme heat due to physiological changes and higher susceptibility to heat illnesses and complications.
Extreme heat can affect sleep quality, especially for vulnerable groups like low-income families without air conditioning or individuals with underlying health conditions.