Wind+Chill

We are writing reports on Wind Chill. Here are some questions to get the brain working.
What is wind chill? Who first thought of measuring wind chill? When did people start measuring wind chill? Why do new immigrants need to know about wind chill? What are the dangers of wind chill? How can we protect ourselves against wind chill? What recommendations can we give new Canadians in Edmonton?

FUN FACT for October 25th: If the temperature is 5 degrees C and the wind speed really is 60 km/hr, the wind chill is minus 2 degrees!

[|Environment Canada's Wind Chill Index] (English page) [|National Weather Service (NWS) Wind Chill page] (USA government site - beware of Fahrenheit measurements) [|CBC article "Forces of nature: Wind Chill"]
 * Sites we are using for our research:**

[|Environment Canada's Wind Chill site,] with links to different pages within Environment Canada. [|NWS Windchill: Frequently Asked Questions, Terms and Definitions] (USA gov. site)
 * Additional sites that may be useful:**

And one site that is not useful: [|Wind Chill]