Perceptions of climate change and occupational heat stress risks and adaptation strategies of mining workers in Ghana

Volume: 657, Pages: 365 - 378
Published: Mar 1, 2019
Abstract
Heavy physical workload for long hours coupled with increasing workplace heat exposure due to rising temperatures stemming from climate change, especially where there are inadequate prevention and control policies, adversely affect workers' health and safety, productive capacity and social well-being. However, variations in workers' concerns and awareness of occupational heat stress and climate change risks impede the effectiveness of heat...
Paper Details
Title
Perceptions of climate change and occupational heat stress risks and adaptation strategies of mining workers in Ghana
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Volume
657
Pages
365 - 378
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