Science·El País·21h agoGlobal
Climate Change Costs 56 Hours of Sleep Yearly per Person
Study links rising night temperatures to lost sleep in 1,338 cities
Negative1 min readImportance
AI Summary
Climate change caused an average loss of 56 hours of sleep per person annually from 2020 to 2025, with over 10% attributable to global warming, according to a Climate Central study of 1,338 cities.
Keywords
climate changesleep lossheathealthglobal warming
