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Using science to inform heat mitigation: from organizational planning to individual action
As rising global temperatures increase heat-related risks, effective heat mitigation requires coordinated actions at both organizational and individual levels. This editorial highlights three recent studies that provide evidence-based approaches to protecting physically active individuals in hot env
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