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Lagos state is likely to get hotter and more humid, leading to greater health risks | The Conversation

23 June 2020 By admin

Lagos state is likely to get hotter and more humid, leading to greater health risks: An aerial view of a part of Lagos. shutterstockWithout doubt, there are several reasons to believe that our climate is changing. Records over the period of 1880-2012, indicate that the surface temperatures have risen globally. There has also been an increasing rate of the warming reported over … [Read more...] about Lagos state is likely to get hotter and more humid, leading to greater health risks | The Conversation

Why hotter weather is likely to affect people in developing countries more | The Conversation

20 January 2016 By admin

People living with chronic illnesses are more vulnerable to heat effects. ShutterstockAs the temperatures soar and weather patterns continue to be affected by global warming and climate dynamics, more people – particularly in developing countries – are likely to die from natural deaths such as respiratory disease, cardiovascular disease and stroke deaths. This is the … [Read more...] about Why hotter weather is likely to affect people in developing countries more | The Conversation

Durban: Hot and hotter

3 December 2011 By admin

Hot and hotter By The Miami Herald Editorial The UN Climate Summit opens this weekend in Durban, South Africa, amid still more evidence of dangerous changes in extreme weather patterns. The drought in Texas and across the southern United States, along with record ... Read more on MiamiHerald.com … [Read more...] about Durban: Hot and hotter

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