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Will a new government report on health dangers of climate change get people to care? The science says: perhaps

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Climate change is a major public health threat, already making existing problems like asthma, exposure to extreme heat, food poisoning, and infectious disease more severe, and posing new risks from climate change-related disasters, including death or injury.

Those were the alarming conclusions of a new scientific assessment report released by the...

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