"Climate change-induced heat stress is a major risk factor for human health, especially in cities where more people are exposed to increasingly higher temperatures in the warm season.

As global temperatures rise and heat waves become more frequent and intense, understanding how to stay safe in the heat is no ...

As extreme heat sweeps the U.S., we break down heat stress, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. ... or if it is simply too hot for human adaptation, the process breaks down, ...

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Extreme heat above 90°F reduces cognitive performance by 10-15% through reduced brain blood flow, dehydration, and stress hormones.

Extreme heat events are surpassing human survival thresholds, with rising temperatures putting billions at risk, particularly in vulnerable regions. Scientists warn that without urgent action, the ...

Heat stress lays bare the tension between climate mitigation and adaptation. Workers are caught in the middle.

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But this crucial ally has developed alarming symptoms of stress—heat waves, ... and gain time for adaptation." More acidity, ... Oceans feel the heat from human climate pollution (2025 ...