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When is it too hot to work? Climate heating prompts debate about working heat cap

Unions are calling for a maximum working temperature cap as heatwaves continue.

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Overheating buildings are architects responsibility too | Opinion

Overheating buildings are architects responsibility too | Opinion
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Bus drivers face 40+ degrees cabin heat: We are so undervalued We re treated worse than cattle

Millions of key workers have been forced into dangerously overheated workplaces, in defiance of all public health warnings.

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Climate change: Welcome to the inferno

Deadly heatwaves are an inevitable consequence of the right’s slash-and-burn approach to climate change.

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Energy resilience: Why energy efficiency must be at the heart of the heat electrification agenda

As demand for fossil-fuel free heating grows against a backdrop of soaring energy prices, policymakers and industry need to work together to prep the instalaltion workforce for a major roll out of electric heat pumps, writes Panasonic's Enrique Vilamitjana

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