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'You should be able to have a water break': US workers fight for extreme-heat rules | Texas - Vimarsana News

'You should be able to have a water break': US workers fight for extreme-heat rules | Texas

Across America, temperatures are soaring – but industry groups are opposing potentially life-saving heat regulations

Workers are dying from extreme heat. Why aren't there laws to protect them? - Vimarsana News

Workers are dying from extreme heat. Why aren't there laws to protect them?

Industry groups have spent decades lobbying against life-saving extreme heat protections for outdoor workers.

Source: grist.org
US workers lack protection from extreme heat - Vimarsana News

US workers lack protection from extreme heat

Handful of states recently approved new regulations but enforcement of heat rules is patchy, labor advocates say.

Source: wctrib.com
Austin project successfully integrating workers' rights into larger sustainability goals - Vimarsana News

Austin project successfully integrating workers' rights into larger sustainability goals

When most of us think of sustainability and construction, the usual suspects probably come to mind: efficient cooling and heating, using nontoxic building materials, minimizing environmental degradation — in other words, being green. But in Austin, Texas, a new effort is working to expand the definition of sustainability from the buildings themselves to the hands that put them together.

Forcing people to work in deadly heat is mostly legal in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Forcing people to work in deadly heat is mostly legal in the U.S.

The pain usually starts for Karla Perez when the temperature reaches 100 degrees.