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Cooler Laws, Safer Workers: Evaluating California’s Heat Standard and Injury Reduction
A growing body of research shows that excessive heat increases the frequency of heat-related injuries at work. While interest in mitigating occupational risks from excessive heat is high, there is little evidence on whether legislation targeting heat exposure can reduce such injuries. Using a triple
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