Heat is 'stealing' work and sleep: 47.7 working hours and 22.7 hours of sleep lost per person last year

The story

Heat cost each person 47.7 working hours and 22.7 hours of sleep last year, according to the supplied headline. The preview says increasingly prolonged and extreme heat is limiting time for work, exercise and rest, and identifies the clean energy transition and early health-risk warnings as ways to protect public health from climate change.