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As extreme heat poses risks to outdoor activities, organizations are adjusting work schedules to enhance safety. OSHA recommends rescheduling work to cooler parts of the day, while states like California and Oregon are implementing specific plans and regulations to protect workers. However, the increasing demand for cooling and the strain on electricity systems present ongoing challenges.
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As extreme heat poses risks to outdoor activities, organizations are adjusting work schedules to enhance safety. OSHA recommends rescheduling work to cooler parts of the day, while states like California and Oregon are implementing specific plans and regulations to protect workers. However, the increasing demand for cooling and the strain on electricity systems present ongoing challenges.
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