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La Isla Network (LIN) is continuing its bid to put the safety and health of workers and businesses at the forefront of the climate adaptation agenda. To do so, LIN
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In powerful public testimony today, Dr. David Wegman, senior scientist at La Isla Network (LIN) and Professor Emeritus at UMass Lowell, called for urgent improvements to OSHA’s proposed heat protection
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La Isla Network (LIN) strongly supports recent actions by over 70 Democratic lawmakers urging the House Committee on Appropriations to restore funding to the Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB)
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Friday, April 25, 2025 Dear Friends and Supporters of La Isla Network, On March 26, 2025, we found out via a social media post that over two-thirds of La Isla
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ColdVentures, a medical device company dedicated to combating heat-related illnesses, today announced the appointment of Jason Glaser as a strategic advisor. Jason is the CEO of La Isla Network, an
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La Isla Network joined the UN Global Compact Network UK’s latest webinar series to make the business case for protecting businesses and workers from extreme heat. LIN’s CEO Jason Glaser
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Sugarcane cutters at a large mill in Nicaragua exhibited kidney injury from working in high heat, which was a significant predictor of long-term decline in kidney function, a new study
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During a decade of research among sugar cane workers in Mesoamerica, the LIN research team has repeatedly demonstrated that heat stress is a preventable risk factor for kidney disease. However,
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In a global first, a newly published study offers the most comprehensive and compelling data set to date quantifying the relationship between labor productivity and ambient temperature. Lost work time
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La Isla Network recently welcomed two new members of the LIN Board, Alex Bjork and Robin Kane. Both bring combined decades of experience in environmental resilience/sustainability and human resources, respectively.