Going to work in ‘Super El Nino’ could be illegal as UK Government considers law change

colder than other spots in Europe, heatwaves are likely to be common during the proposed two-year period of Super El Nino, and the Earth is only getting hotter.

In other countries across Europe, these rules already exist, with Spain making it illegal to work in offices which are hotter than 27 degrees, while Montenegro stops all work entirely when temperatures continue reading …