Human and geographic dimensions of heat risk: progress, challenges, and opportunities

Environmental Research Letters 2026 Open access

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Authors: Olga V. Wilhelmi, Mary H Hayden, Peter D. Howe, J K Vanos, Sara Meerow, Dana Habeeb, V. Kelly Turner, Cenlin He, Ulrike Passe, Tian Yao, Jose Rodrigo Leal, Rajesh Kumar
+8 more Ben Crawford, Kevin Lanza, Alamin Molla, Andrew J. Newman, Amanda L. Laverty, Jean Claude Iradukunda, Carly Frank, Tammie Visintainer
DOI: 10.1088/1748-9326/ae5fb2
Cited by: 1
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Abstract

Human and geographic dimensions of heat risk: progress, challenges, and opportunities, Wilhelmi, Olga V., Hayden, Mary H, Howe, Peter D, Vanos, Jennifer, Meerow, Sara, Habeeb, Dana, Turner, V. Kelly, He, Cenlin, Passe, Ulrike, Yao, Tian, Leal, Jose Rodrigo, Kumar, Rajesh, Crawford, Ben, Lanza, Kevin, Molla, Alamin, Newman, Andrew J, Laverty, Amanda L, Iradukunda, Jean Claude, Frank, Carly, Visintainer, Tammie

Fields of Study & Subjects

Climate Change and Health Impacts Urban Heat Island Mitigation Thermal Regulation in Medicine

Publication details

Journal / source
Environmental Research Letters
Publisher
IOP Publishing
Volume
21
Issue
9
Pages
091001–091001
Publication date
15 April 2026
Language
EN