As summers get hotter, OSHA contemplates heat exposure regulations 

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A new rule from the Occupational Health and Safety Administration, or OSHA, could for the first time provide federal protection to heat exposure. It would require companies to invest in employees’ well-being during the hottest parts of the year, nonprofit climate news organization Grist reports.  Over the past several months, the agency held dozens of

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