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Colin Raymond

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Migrant Laborers in India Face Increased Heat Stress Driven by Climate Warming and ENSO Variability

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By Vimal Mishra, Dipesh Singh Chuphal, Qinqin Kong, Colin Raymond
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Rural-to-urban work-related migration is considerable in India, which experiences high heat stress during the summer (April–May) and monsoon (June–September) seasons (Ivanovich et al., 2022; Raymond et al., 2020). Migrant laborers contribute significantly to economic growth (Manohar, 2022), particularly in sectors such as construction, manufacturing, transportation, and informal urban services.
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Compound weather and climate events in 2024 - Nature Reviews Earth & Environment

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By Jakob Zscheischler, Colin Raymond, Yang Chen, Christopher White
| Nature
2024 saw multiple high-impact compound events. Record-breaking global temperatures combined with regional weather variability to create compound floods, spatially compounding droughts and heatwaves, and hazard sequences with often devastating impacts. Key points Spatially compounding marine heatwaves and droughts hit the global ocean and southern Africa, respectively, causing widespread impacts on ecosystems and human societies.
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Mortality impacts of the most extreme heat events - Nature Reviews Earth & Environment

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By Tom Matthews, Colin Raymond, Josh Foster, Jane Baldwin, Catherine Ivanovich, Qinqin Kong, Patrick Kinney
| Nature
Abstract Extreme heat threatens human life, evidenced by >260,000 heat-related fatalities collectively in the deadliest events since 2000. In this Review, we link physical climate science with heat mortality risk, including crossings of uncompensable thresholds (beyond which human core body temperature rises uncontrollably) and unsurvivable thresholds (lethal core temperature increase within 6 h).
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