ScienceClimate Change Is Literally Keeping People Up at Night, Study Says
A new study links climate change to rising temperatures at night. Those warmer nights are causing people to lose an average of nearly 56 hours of sleep each year. The researchers say the resulting sleep loss poses a threat to human health. The findings frame nighttime heat as a direct consequence of a changing climate.
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Climate Change Is Literally Keeping People Up at Night, Study Says
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