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Death by climate change

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Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 7, 607-609

Abstract: As deaths attributable to climate change increase, there has been a call from some scientists for the inclusion of climate-related data on death certificates. However, others argue that there are more important methods to reduce the impacts of climate extremes on people.

Date: 2022
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