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‘It’s going to be extremely hot’: workers imperiled as sweltering World Cup temperatures are forecast

As World Cup temperatures soar beyond 90F, workers face severe heat risks. Labor advocates express concerns over safety, especially in cities like Miami and Dallas. With limited federal regulations, workers' protection depends heavily on em...

The Guardian· Jun 14, 2026 · 11:12 AM · 18 views

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As World Cup temperatures soar beyond 90F, workers face severe heat risks. Labor advocates express concerns over safety, especially in cities like Miami and Dallas. With limited federal regulations, workers' protection depends heavily on employer actions. Can FIFA's cooling measures ensure safety? #WorldCup2023 #HeatWave #WorkerSafety #FIFA #ClimateCrisis

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