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Heat will almost double death rates in poorer Pakistan than richer Riyadh, scientists report

Extreme heat due to climate change expected to hit poorest countries hardest. Global map showing Days where temperature exceeds 35C based on historical average, RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 emissions scenarios and SSP3 socioeconomic scenario, some places will experience almost year-round temperatures above 35C by 2049-50

Global warming will worsen inequalities in health around the world and increase death rates faster in poorer countries than in wealthier ones, according to a coalition of scientists, economists and climate experts.

New research from the Climate Impact Lab concludes that low-income countries were disproportionately affected by extreme heat, as the negative health effects were exacerbated by restricted access to air conditioning and less…


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