Hotter cities adapt to extreme heat by shifting activities later in the day rather than reducing them, with stronger evening substitution observed in historically warmer locations.
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Higher nighttime temperatures raise agricultural wage-labor shares while higher daytime temperatures lower them in rural India, with both reducing output and area but only daytime warming raising local harvest prices.
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No one likes it hot, but hotter cities adjust by staying active later
Hotter cities adapt to extreme heat by shifting activities later in the day rather than reducing them, with stronger evening substitution observed in historically warmer locations.
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Night and Day: Diurnal Warming and Structural Transformation in India
Higher nighttime temperatures raise agricultural wage-labor shares while higher daytime temperatures lower them in rural India, with both reducing output and area but only daytime warming raising local harvest prices.