“Between 2020 and 2025, people across the world lost an estimated 56 hrs of sleep per year on average because of high overnight temps, according to a recent analysis from the nonprofit Climate Central that was based on an existing sleep & temp model.”🧪🛟 @jackiefmogensen.bsky.social
Andrea ThompsonDaytime highs often get the headlines, but overnight temperatures are rising twice as fast in the U.S. And that nighttime heat is losing us sleep. 🧪 By @jackiefmogensen.bsky.social. Graphics by our excellent graphics intern Sani Sharma.