The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Populations in southern India among most affected by sleep loss due to climate change, says study
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Rohan Premkumar
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A study by Climate Central indicates that rising nighttime temperatures are contributing to increased sleep loss across India, particularly in southern states. The research uses a temperature-sleep model to compare data from the 1970s to the present day.
Rising temperatures are leading to an increase in the amount of sleep loss across populations in Tamil Nadu and India, a recent study by ‘Climate Central,’ a non-profit organisation has highlighted.
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