Hunger may be largest health impact of climate change - expert - AlertNet

LONDON (AlertNet) - Malnutrition is likely to be the most serious health threat linked to climate shifts in the coming decades, as farmers struggle to cope with more unpredictable weather, a top health expert has said.
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“No one will ever die with a death certificate saying they died of climate change,” so assessing the number of climate-linked deaths will be difficult, epidemiologist Kris Ebi warned during a recent World Health Organization (WHO) briefing on adapting health systems to climate shifts.
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One major problem is that those likely to face the biggest health challenges from climate change also have the fewest resources to prepare, warned Rajendra Pachauri, chair of the [policy-neutral] IPCC.

“Where people are poor and don’t have the infrastructure by which they might be protected from increased heat waves or extreme weather events … we have to look at special measures for how we can protect life and property in those communities,” he urged.

In addition, preparedness efforts need to be integrated with development plans, or “the effectiveness of the actions we take will remain limited”, he said.

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