Climate change could decrease average life expectancy by six months
The effects of climate change could be shaving half a year off your life, a new study warns.
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The effects of climate change could be shaving half a year off your life, a new study warns.
A recent study suggests that a 1°C increase in global temperature is equivalent to a 0.44-year drop in average human life expectancy. Read more here.
Climate change is advancing menacingly, posing a growing threat to humanity, as noted in a study. The research suggests that human-induced global warming and erratic rainfall could reduce the average human lifespan by approximately six months. This underscores the urgent need for global efforts to
The effects of climate change could be shaving half a year off your life, a new study warns.
Changes to temperature and rainfall could shave half a year from the average life expectancy, research found, with women and people in developing countries hit disproportionately.