Construction Workers and Firefighters Face Extreme Heat Challenges in Jackson
MARYLAND, JUL 21 – Maryland leads East Coast with new heat safety rules protecting outdoor workers amid federal delays; experts warn 2025 may be one of the hottest years on record, Sen. Ed Markey said.
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Wearing firefighter gear in summer heat shows the cost of heroism
Standing under the Louisiana sun in full firefighter gear, it didnt take long to break a sweat and hit a 110-degree body temperature. Suiting up like a firefighter in triple digit heatAs triple-digit heat index values continue to grip Acadiana, I visited the Lafayette Parish Fire Department to gain insight into the daily challenges faced by firefighters. The mission: suit up and endure the physical demands of their protective gear in summer temp…
To the anonymous workers who sweat every day to sustain the Mexican economyIn Mérida every summer we hear about people hospitalized for heat blows.Although I worked indoors with air conditioning, blackouts were frequent and in my colony more than once someone had to be moved urgently for lack of ventilation.If this happens among those who live indoors, what happens to those who work outdoors?In Mexico, millions of people do.In recent months I ha…
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How workers stay protected in the extreme heat
MEMPHIS, Tenn-- We are at the beginning of another scorching hot week in the Mid-South, and while many of us are working indoors, some of us are not that fortunate. Construction workers, street vendors, roofers, and landscapers are some of the people that are working hard outdoors in this summer heat to make our communities a better place. “I try to encourage my guys to take as many breaks as they feel like they need, but if it’s just like absur…
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