Laurie Goering

@laurieclimate.bsky.social

Climate change journalist/editor (ex-Chicago Tribune/Thomson Reuters Foundation), storyteller, science geek, worried about extreme heat, find me in the woods

It's a brutal summer, and nowhere more than in sweltering kitchens. For the women working in them, in places such as India, the heat is becoming deadly - but for most women there's no alternative to being there #extremeheat #women #India

As kitchen heat grows unbearable, Indian women find ‘there is no escape’ - Hera

As India endures brutal summer temperatures, the most punishing heat many women face is not on the street but at their own stove

heranow.org

Great to see this reporting by Nyima Sillah - one of the West African journalists trained on extreme heat journalism by Climate Resilience for All - on how ever-hotter conditions are hitting both the health and incomes of market women in The Gambia #extremeheat #journalism

Inside Gambian women vendors’ battle with extreme heat

Gambian women vendors endure physical and emotional struggles daily, battling with their own bodies to keep supporting their families while navigating the oppressive heat, limited infrastructure, and ...

missingperspectives.com

Wow! Great extreme heat and health conference in last week by the University of Copenhagen School of Public Health and the Copenhagen Center for Disaster Research. Thanks for letting me add my two cents worth too....

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Here are some ideas about how to better portray heat - an invisible threat - in images: www.climateresilience.org/guidelines-f...

10 Guidelines for Effective Extreme Heat Visuals

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Ed Maibach@maibached.bsky.social · last yr.

3 thoughts: A) @nytimes.com, it’s lame to feature a sunbather in this story. B) Heat kills, especially early in heat season. Be careful. C) Most importantly, tell @EPA we need LESS not MORE heat-trapping gas & mercury pollution. Public comment period ends Aug 7. @docsforclimate.bsky.social