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Heat, drought and storms linked to climate change are already killing millions worldwide. Researchers want global warming to be declared a global health emergency as the health harms from it escalate faster than ever.
Extreme weather events, including severe wildfires in Indonesia, cyclones in India, and storms in the UK and Taiwan, are causing widespread disruption to infrastructure, travel, and public health. Experts are increasingly calling for global warming to be treated as a health emergency as research highlights the escalating risks to ecosystems like coral reefs and human safety. Moving forward, observers are tracking the impact of shifting environmental policies on global emissions targets and the growing necessity for adaptation in sectors like aviation and housing.
5 stories say getting worse, 1 story says getting better
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