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 …

Wet‐bulb globe temperature (WBGT) is a widely applied heat stress index. However, most
applications of WBGT within the heat stress impact literature that do not use WBGT at all, but …

Climate change is considered to increase economic costs by worsening heat-related labor
productivity loss. While extensive global and national research has been conducted on this …

This paper assesses the poverty implications of heat stress‐related labor capacity losses
based on simulations using a global general equilibrium economic model. Compared with …

Climate change increases the frequency of extreme climate events and impacts the
economy and the society in a negative way. As typical climate events, temperature …

While shade and air flow are recognised factors that reduce outdoor heat exposure, the level
of reduction in terms of labour capacity at varying air temperature and humidity levels is …

Climate change is expected to increase occupational heat stress, which will lead to
diminished work performance and labor losses worldwide. However, sub-regional analyses …

Abstract While the Department of Defense (DoD) infrastructure is no stranger to extremes,
recent events have been unprecedented, with climate change acting as a growing risk …

Green total factor productivity (GTFP) is a major driver of environmental governance, climate
change mitigation, and green transformation in China. This study aims to improve GTFP …

Understanding future drought risks plays a crucial role in developing climate change
adaptation strategies and in enhancing disaster resilience. However, previous studies may …