The present comprehensive review (i) summarizes the current knowledge on the impacts of
occupational heat stress on outdoor workers,(ii) provides a historical background on this …

The present systematic review was conducted by gathering the impacts of climate change
on occupational heat strain, gathering risk factors that may increase susceptibility to climate …

This study examines the effect of climate change knowledge, anxiety, and experience on
climate adaptation using survey data from 874 farmers in the Western North Region of …

Climate change poses a threat to human survival, and global efforts are necessary to
combat rising temperatures and the effects of climate change on human health. Developing …

The over one million agricultural workers in the United States (US) are amongst the
populations most vulnerable to the health impacts of extreme heat. Climate change will …

Background There are indications that heatwaves will be intensified in duration, frequency
and magnitude and will pose threats to the livelihoods and health of the global working …

Background Anthropogenic climate change has caused extreme temperatures worldwide,
with data showing that sub-Saharan Africa is especially vulnerable to these changes. In sub …

Due to the continuous rise of global temperatures and heatwaves worldwide as a result of
climate change, concerns for the health and safety of working populations have increased …

Agricultural production in sub-Saharan Africa remains dependent on high inputs of human
labor, a situation associated with direct exposure to daylight heat during critical periods of …

Introduction While there is consistent evidence on the effects of heat on workers' health and
safety, the evidence on the resulting social and economic impacts is still limited. A scoping …