text:  Last year, when she was harvesting tomatoes in 90-degree heat, she says she started to feel ill. I was dehydrated and a cold sweat. I felt dizzy and nauseous. She says the farm didn't have the adequate shade and water access that California's laws require. When she called CalOSHA, the state's agency that enforces the heat labor laws, she says they told her they didn't have anyone to send out that day to check the work site.