Climate attribution of heat mortality
Dann Mitchell ()
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Dann Mitchell: University of Bristol
Nature Climate Change, 2021, vol. 11, issue 6, 467-468
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Mortality associated with rising temperatures is one of the clearest and impactful fingerprints of a changing climate. Research now shows an attributable increase in mortality due to climate change is already evident in cities on every continent.
Date: 2021
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