Using detection and attribution to examine how climate change is affecting health

Ebi, K; Aström, C; Boyer, C; Harrington, LJ; Hess, J; Honda, Y; Kazura, E; Stuart-Smith, RF; Otto, FEL

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Ebi, K., Aström, C., Boyer, C., Harrington, L. J., Hess, J., Honda, Y., Kazura, E., Stuart-Smith, R. F., & Otto, F. E. L. (2020). Using detection and attribution to examine how climate change is affecting health. Health Affairs.

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Ebi, K., et al. “Using Detection and Attribution to Examine How Climate Change Is Affecting Health.” Health Affairs, Health Affairs, 2020.

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Ebi, K, C Aström, C Boyer, LJ Harrington, J Hess, Y Honda, E Kazura, RF Stuart-Smith, and FEL Otto. 2020. “Using Detection and Attribution to Examine How Climate Change Is Affecting Health.” Health Affairs.
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Publisher:: Project HOPE Publisher's website
Journal:: Health Affairs Journal website
Acceptance date:: 2020-11-03
EISSN:: 1544-5208
ISSN:: 0278-2715
Pubs id:: 1140326
Local pid:: pubs:1140326

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Language:: English
Keywords:: FFR

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