Climate change continues to adversely affect the infectious disease situation across the globe. Countries like Zambia, Bangladesh and Sudan are seeing a rise in infectious disease cases as they battle climate change. Cholera and dengue fever are two examples of such diseases. Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum, head of the Climate Change and Health unit
Amid the escalating consequences as Planet Earth is running a fever, the U.N. climate talks on Sunday zeroed in on the far-reaching implications for human.