Dr. Hanna weighs in : Companies allegedly need to start developing policies to deal with CO2-induced hot weather leading to poor judgment by people operating machinery

Hotter Australia will hit health

Dr Hanna said the number of days over 35C in Melbourne would triple in the next decade...
She said companies needed to start developing policies for workers to adapt to increases in hot weather, which could lead to heat-related deaths, injuries and lost productivity.
"People can make poor judgments, particularly if they are operating equipment and machinery, which can increase accidents," Dr Hanna said.