Examining the impact of climate change on public health

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According to a recent report in the Lancet medical journal, heat waves are affecting the health of adults over 65, and children under the age of one. Dr. Neelima Tummala with the Climate Health Institute at George Washington University joined CBS News to discuss.
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21 ноя 2022

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@CBSNews Год назад

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@craignelson3965 Год назад

One volcano, one burp outweighs the human effects since their existence.

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

Yea, who cares, let's put poison in the water as well, since a toxic meteorite can fall anyday! You must had been the bright one in the family, i guess ^_^'

@tonysmith2045 Год назад

It takes planet earth 100 years to equal that one burp in CO2 emissions

@leesmith7727 Год назад

You should worry more about the depleted nutrients in food.

@tonysmith2045 Год назад

Just imagine being malnutritioned even though you eat food I wonder what that would do to our immune systems

@paulballard304 Год назад

The Greater Than symbol > was used instead of the < Less Than symbol in front of the one year old children

@tonysmith2045 Год назад

Yes imagine spraying aluminum on top of a population who would then breathe it in and imagine what would that do to the climate and then add some beryllium and other things now let's talk about climate change and geo weather modification

@MrTheguywiththemoney Год назад

Stop telling the people to fix the issue when corporations are the biggest polluters

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

Yea, and the corporations sell to who? Who is buying twenty pairs of shoes?

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

@@HamhocksUnlimited Nope. A lot of models work pretty well, climate changes naturally not in less than a century, and the pipeline did not release such a huge quantity of methane. I wonder where you get all this b*llshit, man.

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

@@HamhocksUnlimited And more fake news... gosh you believed them all, even the WEF "you'll own nothing" conspiracy, LOL

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

@@HamhocksUnlimited And you're the one that should look up what geoengineering actually is: we are merely able to stop rain during an event locally, or to make it rain if there are clouds. You should inform yourself on how many bilions are on these fake news, Alex Jones was making 800.000 dollars every night only from ads.

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

@@HamhocksUnlimited You are talking about science fiction, all we can do is act locally, we can't change climate to that point, if not climate change wouldn't be a problem. Climate change is a scientific fact, proven again and again.

@TheCEODon Год назад

Of course the inflation reduction act…….

@an.american Год назад

Where will ALL the batteries for ALL these cars come from? HOW will we dispose of expended and unusable batteries? WHAT will be used to generate the electricity to charge these batteries. What country will manufacture these batteries. So many questions and no answers.

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

We won't use so many cars and we'll have car sharing, in Europe we have cities that are happily living without this f*cking obsession of having a car.

@chobiden7770 Год назад

@@darioildiario3001 better go ride your bicycle to your safe space skippy

@StalinTheMan0fSteel Год назад

@@darioildiario3001 Yes, riding on busses and trains sitting next to drunks and derelicts that stink and the psychos babbling incoherently and teenagers music blasting! LOL!

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

@@chobiden7770 No, better die of cancer because of pollution before my thirties, you are right

@darioildiario3001 Год назад

@@StalinTheMan0fSteel I see you live in some imaginary world LOL, most public transports in Europe are clean and efficient.

@fredpickhardt6256 Год назад

How many cold related deaths would be prevented?

@paw-za-tivepooch4508 Год назад

Interesting

@Harry_Ballzonya Год назад

In order to stop climate change slow down on consumer products. I’m talking to the obese on this one.

@ubermind-tim Год назад

Heat is a problem for children when they're left in cars with the window shut and hot weather, not from being outdoors. It seems to me that you're trying to suggest that we should have climate lockdowns because the temperature might get above 80°.

@bizzjoe Год назад

The Britons used to grow wine grapes in the 11th century, but not anymore because the climate changed, because the villagers were burning too much wood? Lol

@chobiden7770 Год назад

I saw an article a while back about an area that was having its worst drought in a thousand years and were blaming the current drought on climate change......after they just said there was a similar drought 1000 years ago. What caused the drought 1000 years ago? Climate change? haha