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Global risk of deadly heat

Nature Climate Change · 2017 · Vol. 7(7) · pp. 501–506
Camilo MoraBénédicte DoussetIain R. CaldwellFarrah E. PowellRollan C. GeronimoCoral R. BieleckiChelsie W. W. CounsellBonnie S. DietrichEmily T. JohnstonLeo V. LouisMatthew P. LucasMarie M. McKenzieAlessandra G. SheaHan TsengThomas W. GiambellucaLisa R. LeonEd HawkinsClay Trauernicht
Climate Change and Health ImpactsAir Quality and Health ImpactsThermoregulation and physiological responsesEnvironmental scienceClimate changePopulationClimatologyGreenhouse gasGlobal warmingTropicsClimate modelAtmospheric sciencesEcology

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