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Climate change 3 Klimawandel 3 Mortality 3 Sterblichkeit 3 Air pollution 2 Feuer 2 Fire 2 Luftverschmutzung 2 USA 2 United States 2 Weather 1 Welt 1 Wetter 1 World 1
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Arbeitspapier 3 Graue Literatur 3 Non-commercial literature 3 Working Paper 3
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English 3
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Burke, Marshall 3 Childs, Marissa 3 Gould, Carlos F. 3 Heft-Neal, Sam 3 Jing, Renzhi 3 Qiu, Minghao 3 Diffenbaugh, Noah 2 Kelp, Makoto 2 Kiang, Mathew 2 Li, Jessica 2 Avirmed, Tumenkhusel 1 Behrer, Patrick 1 Callahan, Christopher W. 1 Choi, June 1 French, Karina 1 Martins, Mariana C. M. 1 Rennels, Lisa 1 Wallstein, Jonas 1 Wilson, Andrew J. 1
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Mortality burden from wildfire smoke under climate change
Qiu, Minghao; Li, Jessica; Gould, Carlos F.; Jing, Renzhi; … - 2024
Wildfire activity has increased in the US and is projected to accelerate under future climate change. However, our understanding of the impacts of climate change on wildfire smoke and health remains highly uncertain. We quantify the past and future mortality burden in the US due to wildfire...
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Understanding and Addressing Temperature Impacts on Mortality
Burke, Marshall; Wilson, Andrew J.; Avirmed, Tumenkhusel; … - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2025
A large literature documents how ambient temperature affects human mortality. Using decades of detailed data from 30 countries, we revisit and synthesize key findings from this literature. We confirm that ambient temperature is among the largest external threats to human health, and is...
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Mortality Burden From Wildfire Smoke Under Climate Change
Qiu, Minghao; Li, Jessica; Gould, Carlos F.; Jing, Renzhi; … - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2024
Wildfire activity has increased in the US and is projected to accelerate under future climate change. However, our understanding of the impacts of climate change on wildfire smoke and health remains highly uncertain. We quantify the past and future mortality burden in the US due to wildfire...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014528347
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