Extreme heat costing poor women workers over $57 billion in earnings a year

The analysis reveals that extreme heat is costing poor women workers a staggering $57 billion annually in lost earnings. The study, which covers 11,408 cities globally, highlights the disproportionate impact on women, especially those in vulnerable sectors. This economic hit underscores the urgent need for heat action solutions, as the report suggests that investing in such measures can save billions. It's a wake-up call for policymakers to prioritize climate action to protect both livelihoods and health, especially for the most vulnerable populations.