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A proposed Miami-Dade County law that would focus on agricultural and construction workers, ensuring employers are providing workers necessary access to water and resting breaks during extreme heat, is being scrutinized by those who oppose it.

BLUE HILL — “4 x 6” is the name of the exhibit featuring four pieces of work by six artists chosen by Janelle Delicata opening Nov. 1 at the Blue Hill

The heat season is now from mid-June to mid-November, but the U.S. has been slow to react to the threat of rising temperatures.

People of color, more than other groups, live in neighborhoods prone to excess heat and the illnesses that go with it

Meet the Yorkshire women urging us to find our midlife magic at a special event next month

This year, however, there was another almost unprecedented challenge: extreme heat. This summer saw extended periods of high temperatures and heat indexes above 120.

Retrofit, rebuild, research, revise: Miami’s climate change strategy, explained

Extreme heat stands as the foremost health and mortality menace spawned by our shifting climate. Alarming projections suggest that, by 2050, heat waves will encroach upon the lives and sustenance of over 3.5 billion individuals...

Toronto Sun readers sound off on city councils tax-and-spend ways, Justin Trudeaus super ego party and the Greenbelt controversy.

Teachers are preparing for a new academic year in the shadow of AI