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Study Says One-third Of Heat Deaths Directly Due To Global Warming
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A study published in Nature attributes over one-third of global heat-related deaths to human-driven climate change. The research analyzed data from over 40 countries between 1991 and 2018, excluding parts of Africa and South Asia. The lead author emphasizes that climate change is already having a significant impact.
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