Heat justice: Why not everyone can protect themselves from extreme temperatures
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Zurich – 30 degrees is 30 degrees for everyone – you might think. “It is not only whether a measure lowers the temperature, but also whether people can actually sleep, work, exercise, care for others and stay healthy during a heat wave that counts,” says lead author Lucas Gobatti.
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Zurich – 30 degrees is 30 degrees for everyone – you might think.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1“It is not only whether a measure lowers the temperature, but also whether people can actually sleep, work, exercise, care for others and stay healthy during a heat wave that counts,” says lead author Lucas Gobatti.
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