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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Barry Hatton | AP

Spanish worker’s death from heat stroke amid heat wave spotlights need to adapt to climate change

A worker sprays water in the street while a road sweeper walks behind her during a heat wave in Madrid, Spain. (Paul White / AP)

MADRID — When José Antonio González started his afternoon shift as a street-sweeper in Madrid, the temperature was 104 degrees Fahrenheit amid a heat wave gripping Spain.

After a long time without a job, González couldn’t afford to pass up a one-month summer contract to sweep the city, where he lived in a working-class neighborhood.

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