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It’s the new retard way for blowing everything out of proportion. “Heat index” of “112” when its really just 96 with humidity.What, 96 degrees in Miami is now considered to be "insane heat"? How do you get to blame the governor? This is NYT fiction written by someone named Patricia Mazzei. Extortionist anti American lefties buy it every time.
You moron, the law prohibits, bars, bans (choose your own word) local government from requiring employers to provide shade, water breaks and other relief during periods of extreme heat. It is just you right-wing hypocrites to trash local government when it suits your extreme agenda.The law doesn’t ”ban” anything.
This was debunked when you shit libs fell for it when it first happened.
The law just removes the requirement of local governments to provide such breaks because it is completely unnecessary, it certainly does not “ban” them from doing so.
But you leftwing twats are so fucking stupid you fall for every Fake News headline and never actually read the details.
Yeah! Employers never abuse their workers! No way! That's crazy lib talk!Interesting take. So it’s the government’s job to make sure workers have water and shade and warn people that the sun is hot.
Are leftists truly this helpless and required the government to babysit them 24/7?
Look, man. It's about owning the libs. If a few losers have to die, they did not give their lives in vain. They died for Merka, Jesus, and anti-wokism.South Florida is in the midst of an unprecedented heat wave this early in the season. The heat index the last few days have reached temperatures of 112 degrees.
“It’s insane,” said John Morales, a meteorologist for ClimaData, a private weather forecasting and consulting firm, and a hurricane specialist at WTVJ-TV, the NBC station in Miami. “Not only is it insane, it is also dangerous.”
‘Insane’ Heat Has Been Scorching Miami. It’s Not Even June.
The hottest May on record for the city has experts worried about the summer — and hurricane season — to come.www.nytimes.com
But this thread is not about climate change it is about the insane law passed by DeSantis and the Radical Florida Republican Party. Last month, DeSantis signed a law that banned local governments requiring outdoor workers be given heat and water breaks or relief from the heat.
“It was a direct response to Miami-Dade County’s effort to require shade and water for construction, farm and other outdoor workers.
But in a state where construction and farming are huge industries — Miami-Dade estimates more than 325,000 workers in that county alone — critics lambasted the bill that keeps local government from protecting workers from heat and sun. Democratic state Sen. Victor Torres called the new law an attack on workers.”
DeSantis bans local governments from protecting workers from heat and limits police oversight boards
Florida is seeing two more recent instances of state government under Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis limiting the powers of local government with newly-signed bills that deal with worker safety and police oversight.apnews.com
DeSantis nixes local efforts to protect outdoor workers from FL's brutal weather • Florida Phoenix
Gov. Ron DeSantis has quietly signed into law a measure barring local governments from requiring employers to provide workers with basic protections like shade, accessible water, and breaks from the Florida’s scorching heat and humidity. Since the Legislature adjourned its regular session on...floridaphoenix.com
So in an effort to show he is tough guy and to further his climate change denialist agenda, DeSantis in cahoots with his radical Republican brethren, decide to endanger the lives and well-beings of tens of thousands of outdoor workers not just in Miami-Dade County but throughout the State of Florida.
So tell me what is the purpose of a law that prohibits local government from providing protections for outdoor workers such as , taking water and heat breaks, or providing them with relief, when it is 112 degrees outside? The law is just plain sadistic.
Of course all this does is once again show the hypocrisy of Republicans. They Love to talk about local government except when it conflicts with their own ideology.
Average humidity in Miami is 84 percent.What, 96 degrees in Miami is now considered to be "insane heat"? How do you get to blame the governor? This is NYT fiction written by someone named Patricia Mazzei. Extortionist anti American lefties buy it every time.
What, 96 degrees in Miami is now considered to be "insane heat"? How do you get to blame the governor? This is NYT fiction written by someone named Patricia Mazzei. Extortionist anti American lefties buy it every time.
You've clearly never spent so much as a minute working in 96 degree heat with 84 percent humidity.It’s the new retard way for blowing everything out of proportion. “Heat index” of “112” when its really just 96 with humidity.
These morons have to act like it’s the end of the world. Everything is “an emergency“ so they can take away rights and do whatever insane shit they want.
www.earthdata.nasa.gov
What an inane deflection.The Left is so concerned about working conditions yet they push Electric Vehicles and other “green” technologies that depend on African children to mine for Cobalt in the Congo. This day and age…. Child working conditions?
South Florida is in the midst of an unprecedented heat wave this early in the season. The heat index the last few days have reached temperatures of 112 degrees.
“It’s insane,” said John Morales, a meteorologist for ClimaData, a private weather forecasting and consulting firm, and a hurricane specialist at WTVJ-TV, the NBC station in Miami. “Not only is it insane, it is also dangerous.”
‘Insane’ Heat Has Been Scorching Miami. It’s Not Even June.
The hottest May on record for the city has experts worried about the summer — and hurricane season — to come.
But this thread is not about climate change it is about the insane law passed by DeSantis and the Radical Florida Republican Party. Last month, DeSantis signed a law that banned local governments requiring outdoor workers be given heat and water breaks or relief from the heat.
“It was a direct response to Miami-Dade County’s effort to require shade and water for construction, farm and other outdoor workers.
But in a state where construction and farming are huge industries — Miami-Dade estimates more than 325,000 workers in that county alone — critics lambasted the bill that keeps local government from protecting workers from heat and sun. Democratic state Sen. Victor Torres called the new law an attack on workers.”
DeSantis bans local governments from protecting workers from heat and limits police oversight boards
Florida is seeing two more recent instances of state government under Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis limiting the powers of local government with newly-signed bills that deal with worker safety and police oversight.
DeSantis nixes local efforts to protect outdoor workers from FL's brutal weather • Florida Phoenix
Gov. Ron DeSantis has quietly signed into law a measure barring local governments from requiring employers to provide workers with basic protections like shade, accessible water, and breaks from the Florida’s scorching heat and humidity. Since the Legislature adjourned its regular session on...
So in an effort to show he is tough guy and to further his climate change denialist agenda, DeSantis in cahoots with his radical Republican brethren, decide to endanger the lives and well-beings of tens of thousands of outdoor workers not just in Miami-Dade County but throughout the State of Florida.
So tell me what is the purpose of a law that prohibits local government from providing protections for outdoor workers such as , taking water and heat breaks, or providing them with relief, when it is 112 degrees outside? The law is just plain sadistic.
Of course all this does is once again show the hypocrisy of Republicans. They Love to talk about local government except when it conflicts with their own ideology.
Well, red herring boi, cobalt has long been used by the oil and gas industries, too.The Left is so concerned about working conditions yet they push Electric Vehicles and other “green” technologies that depend on African children to mine for Cobalt in the Congo. This day and age…. Child working conditions?
Dying.Gee, what have these workers in Florida, along with the rest of the southern states, done for the last several hundred years?
Yes it is Because it is getting hotter. What is wrong with local government requiring employers to provide protections for outdoor workers during periods of extreme heat? i Am amazed that so many wingers find this offensive.Gee, what have these workers in Florida, along with the rest of the southern states, done for the last several hundred years? All of sudden, this year it's a problem?
You moron, the law prohibits, bars, bans (choose your own word) local government from requiring employers to provide shade, water breaks and other relief during periods of extreme heat. It is just you right-wing hypocrites to trash local government when it suits your extreme agenda.
As far as the temperature goes, even the locals say it is abnormally hot. I’ll take the word of the locals over some idiot Internet warrior who lives a thousand miles away.
What an inane deflection.
So, we purchase products from slaves in other nations instead of here and you have no issue with that. In fact, we would not be doing this every day on the internet forums as we realize it takes real work to build an economy.You've clearly never spent so much as a minute working in 96 degree heat with 84 percent humidity.
Every summer, up to 600 people die in Miami-Dade County, FL, from extreme heat exposure.
Living in Heat that Kills | Earthdata
A NASA-funded environmental justice study is helping protect Miami-area residents at risk from dangerously high temperatures.
Yes it is Because it is getting hotter. What is wrong with local government requiring employers to provide protections for outdoor workers during periods of extreme heat? i Am amazed that so many wingers find this offensive,
Because state and federal standards are Vague and don’t cover many workers. This is from the recitals to the Miami-Dade Ordinance:The employees already have that protection through state and federal laws, why would local laws need to be passed in addition to those?
They wouldn't.
