Clean Heat and Occupational Health: Workforce Safety, Skills, and System Transitions in Net Zero Delivery
The public-health and occupational-health implications of “clean heat” policy are best understood through the lens of workforce exposure, work organization, and transitional risk. Although “clean heat” primarily describes decarbonization of heating systems, implementing it at scale changes job tasks, training requirements, and potential hazards for installers, engineers, and facility managers. These changes matter for health… Read More »