Heat exposure in sugarcane workers in Costa Rica during the non-harvest season
This observational pilot study was carried out at three sugarcane companies in Costa Rica. Its main objective was to determine the potential for heat stress conditions for workers in one sugarcane-growing region in Costa Rica during the maintenance (non-harvest) period.Wet bulb globe temperature (WB...
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Main Authors: | Jennifer Crowe (Author), José Manuel Moya-Bonilla (Author), Bryan Román-Solano (Author), Andrés Robles-Ramírez (Author) |
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Taylor & Francis Group,
2010-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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