Environment
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Deforestation Has Been Exposing Outdoor Workers to Danger For the Past 15 Years
Deforestation and climate change are causing the tropics to heat up, making it more difficult for outdoor workers to do their jobs safely. Researchers estimate how many safe working hours individuals in the tropics have lost over the last 15 years as a result of local temperature change linked to deforestation.
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