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Fans offer negligible cooling past 33 C, find Canadian scientists - Canada News

Fans are not effective at cooling down the human body in temperatures over 33 degrees Celsius, a new Canadian study has found.

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Fans offer negligible protection from extreme heat: study

Fans offer negligible protection from extreme heat: study
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Fans offer negligible protection from extreme heat: study - Bowen Island Undercurrent

Fans offer negligible protection from extreme heat: study - Bowen Island Undercurrent
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University of Ottawa researchers conclude fans may not be helpful during extreme heat

Researchers at the University of Ottawa are calling on public health officials to improve accessibility and sustainability of air conditioning and other cooling solutions for people to beat the heat, saying fans do not "significantly lower" your body s internal temperature during extreme weather.

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Environmental News Network - Fans Are Not a Magic Bullet for Beating the Heat!

Environmental News Network - Fans Are Not a Magic Bullet for Beating the Heat!
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