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Ten people in Oregon have died from suspected heat-related illnesses during the heat wave that started last week.
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As Eugene faces a record-breaking heatwave, a volunteer group has tried to help unhoused people stay cool.
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Five people in Multnomah County and two in southwest Oregon have died from suspected heat-related causes
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Much of Oregon is continuing to see record-breaking temperatures, a trend that meteorologists expect to last into the coming week.
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High temperatures are dangerous to anyone outside and people or animals who don’t have access to air conditioning. Young children, older adults or those with chronic conditions are at especially high risk.
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Forecasters say the Willamette Valley and surrounding areas will see excessive temperatures beginning on Thursday.
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Summer may feel light years away, but the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration has been focused on it. OSHA has proposed permanent rules for worker safety in heat and smoke.
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Two new emergency rules are in place to protect Oregon workers against wildfire smoke and excessive heat in employer-provided housing. Oregon OSHA told…