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Harris assistant professor Eyal Frank comments on valuing species in PBS NewsHour.

“This is such a concerted effort to stick our heads in the ground.” said Michael Greenstone.

The Climate Impact Lab's temperature data is used to show future global warming and the inequity in extreme heat's impact on the poor.

A new analysis from Climate Impact Lab suggests that, if left unchecked, climate change could drive temperatures up to the point where they would lead to 85 deaths per 100,000...

Giving heatwaves names and ratings - much like hurricanes - could help people understand the growing threat, heat experts say.

India has the second-worst air quality in the world that is cutting short the average life expectancy of Indians by 5.2 years according to the new AQLI study.

Our AQLI study showed that poor air quality is "the greatest risk to human health".

Dirty air will regain its place as the world's single greatest health threat when the COVID-19 pandemic ends, University of Chicago researchers write in a newly updated report.