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Amir Jina talks with Chicago's CBS 2 about the consequences of extreme heat.

Research from Harris Public Policy's Amir Jina found that warmer and drier El Nino conditions increased childhood malnutrition across the tropics.

New research by Harris Public Policy's Amir Jina finds that almost 6 million children are driven into undernutrition during a single bad El Niño year.

“We're celebrating the opportunity to do a herculean task,” said Amir Jina, Harris Public Policy assistant professor about reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Harris Assistant Professor Amir Jina is quoted in BuzzFeed News on how he felt his work on climate change during the Trump administration was futile.

A recent study from the Climate Impact Lab finds that by 2100, heat alone could kill as many people as now succumb to heart disease, humanity’s biggest killer.

New Climate Impact Lab study looks at the mortality risks from extreme temperature changes due to climate change.

EPIC's Anant Sudarshan is quoted by the New York Times on the social cost of air pollution.