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Cutting sugarcane requires demanding physical effort from its workers unlike that of other jobs. Add to the mix a scorching sun whose rays beat down on workers’ bodies, and it’s
Workers face dangerous conditions exacerbated by rising global temperatures and poor occupational safety standards. They are the backbone of industries like agriculture, construction, and textiles, but they often bear the
Current efforts to protect workers from heat in the U.S., which include a new rule proposed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), are only a first step and
On November 19, 2024, the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington, D.C., will host an event titled “Extremes: Protecting Worker Health in a Warming World.” This gathering,
With every degree that temperatures rise, construction workers are increasingly at risk of heat stress. These unsung heroes of our cities, highways and houses are facing conditions that put their
As the world navigates the path to a net-zero economy, the health and well-being of workers in construction and related industries demand urgent attention. La Isla Network is proud to
Over 100 leaders in the climate and health space met in New York for Climate Week to discuss how to create and provide innovative solutions that protect human health in
In a new video collaboration with The YEARS Project, La Isla Network CEO Jason Glaser shines a spotlight on the rising dangers faced by workers exposed to extreme heat in
La Isla Network is proud to announce that CEO Jason Glaser has been recognized as one of TIME’s 100 Next for 2024, a prestigious list highlighting emerging leaders shaping the
We are excited to share that Daniel Smith, Assistant Professor at the University at Buffalo and a dedicated member of La Isla Network’s implementation team, recently participated in a pivotal