New Delhi, Aug 21 (IANS) Humidity, often neglected or underestimated, is a very serious problem yet it does not figure in climate change policies by governments, finds a study. Researchers from the University of Tokyo have effectively integrated humidity data from hundreds of cities into Heat Stress Indicators (HSIs) for the first time, and they have evaluated how well these indicators predict deaths from heat-related causes. Their findings, published in the journal PNAS Nexus, show that global warming was the previous term for climate change, and with good reason: Globally speaking, temperatures are rising. Beyond air temperature, there are other factors to consider, the researchers argued.
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