2024
DOI: 10.1093/emph/eoae015
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Coping with extreme heat: current exposure and implications for the future

Charles A Weitz

Abstract: A preview of how effective behavioral, biological, and technological responses might be in the future, when outdoor conditions will be at least 2oC hotter than current levels, is available today from studies of individuals already living in extreme heat These studies indicate that people commonly experience heat conditions that are substantially different from those recorded outdoors at fixed weather stations. In areas where high temperatures are common – particularly those in the hot and humid tropics – sever… Show more

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