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Expand employer and worker training in industries with outdoor work, including assurance for adequate water, shade and rest breaks, and protection from poor air quality, heat impacts and vector borne diseases.

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Hazards
Air Pollution
Vector-Borne Disease
Fire (Wildfire)
Extreme Heat
Assets
Economy
People
Focus of action
Workforce, Staffing, Training

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