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'The era of global boiling has arrived,' says UN boss, as White House announces provisions to protect workers from extreme heat

By: CNBC.com News
"The era of global boiling has arrived," according to UN boss António Guterres. On Thursday, the White House announces provisions to protect workers from heat.
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