Experts warn that rising greenhouse gas emissions are likely to worsen chronic disease rates due to the increased frequency and intensity of climate impacts. These impacts include extreme heat and wildfires.
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Experts warn that rising greenhouse gas emissions are likely to worsen chronic disease rates due to the increased frequency and intensity of climate impacts. These impacts include extreme heat and wildfires.
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