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Study Publication
The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit releases the report 'Heat Stress & UK Food Imports' detailing labor losses across food-supplying nations.
Latest Data Point
Each Indian worker lost 648 working hours (81 days) due to heat stress, a 52% increase from 1990 levels.
Baseline Year
Starting point for comparison; heat-related workday losses were substantially lower, though specific 1990 figures are not given in the report.
Extreme heat now strips Indian agricultural workers of 81 workdays annually, a 52% surge since 1990, according to the ECIU report. The toll on labor capacity directly threatens food production and exposes the deep inequality of climate impacts, with the world's least-emitting populations bearing the heaviest burden.
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