Much heat makes less water and cool like food issues of not being able to grow food. And for everyday living in the heat that the body is just not able to deal with is a issue! Just a point to change with the changes like the do something about it! Protecting vulnerable populations elders or mental ill people that are just not able to know what the heat is doing to them. More of a issue these days more not to be a victim of natural selection from the heat in that case because the body does what the body does like it or not! Be aware of that they are out there!
"Weaker thirst: The brain’s thirst signal diminishes over time, so seniors often do not realize they are dehydrated until it becomes severe." and "Heat health awareness is vitally important for individuals living with a mental health condition and their loved ones." https://helplinefaqs.nami.org/article/455-extreme-heat-events-can-be-deadly-for-people-with-serious-mental-illness-what-do-i-need-to-know
~~~~High temperatures can be damaging to agriculture. High daytime temperatures negatively impact plant growth, and some crops require cool night temperatures. Heat waves also increase the chances of livestock experiencing heat stress, especially when nighttime temperatures remain high, and animals are unable to cool off. Heat-stressed cattle can experience declines in milk production, slower growth, and reduced conception rates.
Heat waves can exacerbate droughts and wildfires, leading to negative impacts on the agriculture sector. For example, the 2021 drought in the West forced North Dakota cattle ranchers to sell their stock due to a lack of winter feed. Wildfires in California have burned agricultural land and are raising insurance costs for farms and wineries.
Overall, rising temperatures and more frequent extreme heat events threaten both crop yields and livestock productivity, especially when combined with other climate‑driven hazards like drought and wildfire.
Identifying vulnerable populations and creating heat preparedness plans with all residents in mind, which may include steps such as opening cooling centers during extreme heat and adopting workplace heat-stress standards.
Installing cool and green roofs and cool pavement to reduce the urban heat island effect.
Planting trees to provide shade and to cool the air through evapotranspiration.
Pursuing energy efficiency to reduce demand on the electricity grid, especially during heat waves. https://www.c2es.org/content/heat-waves-and-climate-change