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When you can't afford to stay cool, the risks are life-and-death | Opinion

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By Sharon Block, Satchit Balsari
| Galveston County Daily News Verified
Two trends are dominating this summer – high temperatures and high inflation. These two extremes combine to create a crisis that rarely makes headlines. Workers may die in increased numbers because they can't afford to stay cool. This isn't hyperbole. It's a predictable consequence of policy choices that leave working Americans choosing between the cost of the cooling they need to recover from work in extreme heat and the costs of other necessities of life, like food, rent and health care.
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When you can't afford to stay cool, the risks are life-and-death | Opinion

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By Sharon Block, Satchit Balsari
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Two trends are dominating this summer – high temperatures and high inflation. These two extremes combine to create a crisis that rarely makes headlines. Workers may die in increased numbers because they can't afford to stay cool. This isn't hyperbole. It's a predictable consequence of policy choices that leave working Americans choosing between the cost of the cooling they need to recover from work in extreme heat and the costs of other necessities of life, like food, rent and health care.
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First, understand that this is no ordinary heatwave

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By Satchit Balsari
| The Indian Express Verified
Written by Satchit Balsari, Biraj Patnaik and Manali Shah In the past month, heatwaves have been declared across India and around the world, affecting millions of people. In the third week of June, the temperature in Boston was the same as in Delhi and Ahmedabad, crossing 40 degrees Celsius. According to global climate projections, the number of hot days and nights will continue to rise globally. With continued inaction, parts of the world that are currently populated will be too hot to live in.
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