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Another collateral effect of global warming could be that rising temperatures feed existing tensions in cities around the world. Starting from Lisbon, but investigating related studies around the world, Portuguese digital magazine Mensagem reports.

Amudalat Ajasa THE WASHINGTON POST – As temperatures around the world increase, scientists have documented large-scale environmental effects – rising sea levels, drought and famine, intense flooding and the disappearance of species. But increasingly, some researchers worry that higher temperatures might also contribute to people behaving badly. Two recent studies add to the idea by […]

Two new studies add to the growing links between human aggression and rising temperatures.