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

As summer heat intensifies, traditional Indian spices offer natural cooling solutions. Fennel, coriander, and cardamom help regulate body temperature and aid digestion. Mint provides a refreshing ...

"Heat stress is what kills," said Dr. Larry Kenney, a Penn State professor of physiology and kinesiology who specializes in how the body regulates temperature, particularly for seniors.

Heat Stress Is More Dangerous Than Ever. Here’s How to Protect Your Workers The Americas alone have experienced a 33.3 percent increase in heat-related work injuries since 2000, according to a ...

Heat stress, excessive rainfall and poor soil conditions can threaten marketable produce at every turn. Now, researchers from the University of Delaware College of Agriculture and Natural Resources ...

SINGAPORE - The impact of heat on mental health is a less visible sign of heat stress, but it is one that people in South-east Asia should pay attention to as the world warms, experts at a heat ...