Protecting health in dry cities: from evidence to action.
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- Also identified by DOI 10.1136/bmj.m4115 and PMC identifier 7667572.
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Abstract
Cities in the US and beyond are increasingly claiming heat readiness as the climate crisis escalates, while starting to recognize its disproportionate burden on poorer residents. But are their plans sufficient, and can they implement them fast enough? <b>Mara Kardas-Nelson</b> reports
Medical subject headings
- Climate Change
- Droughts
- Hot Temperature
- Poverty
- Public Health