Social media highlights U.S. productivity losses and corporate responsibility
2 Sep 17 8:24 PM · 6d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 2 of 2
A Bluesky user shared the findings, noting that U.S. productivity losses from heat stress have risen to $220 billion annually from $130 billion in 2001, and questioned why businesses are not addressing the issue.
“In the U.S. alone, productivity losses due to heat stress cost an average of $220 billion annually, up from $130 billion in 2001. Why aren't businesses working to address it?”
bambooshooti.bsky.socialFrances Moore Lead author, UC Davis Environmental Science and PolicyUniversity of California, Davis Research institution
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#ResistanceEarth Climate change-related heat stress is making workers less productive. In the U.S. alone, productivity losses due to heat stress cost an average of $220 billion annually, up from $130 billion in 2001. Why aren't businesses working to address it?
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