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La Isla Network (LIN) researcher Dr. Barrak Alahmad has been named among the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s (AAAS) 2025 Award Winners. The AAAS awarded Dr. Alahmad with
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Dear Friends, The past few weeks have brought our work to a precarious crossroads. Federal grants have been frozen, unfrozen, and partially frozen again, leaving La Isla Network in an
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La Isla Network (LIN), a leading research and advisory organization, is proud to announce a new campaign showcasing how its science-based worker-protection initiatives drive tangible benefits for the United States.
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For decades, a mysterious kidney disease has silently taken the lives of thousands of agricultural workers, particularly in Central America. Initially blamed on pesticides or contaminated water, new research provides
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2024 was officially the hottest year on record, and all signs point to another year of intensifying heat waves across the United States. From Arizona to Maine, extreme heat is
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La Isla Network will present on January 15 to the Economic, Social and Environmental Council of France (in French, le CESE) about environmental heat stress and its harm to worker
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Cal/OSHA, the State of California’s occupational safety department, issued on Dec. 12 the first citation in more than five years for a willful heat safety violation. The citation comes amid
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a report linking climate change to rising health challenges, urging governments to incorporate health into climate policies as a priority. Released ahead of
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In Kuwait this week, La Isla Network (LIN) took a major step toward addressing the growing challenge of heat stress. Jason Glaser, CEO of La Isla Network and a 2024
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At the recent 2nd World Conference on Health and Social Science (WCHSS) held in Jakarta, Indonesia, researchers and advocates gathered to address pressing health issues affecting workers worldwide, with a