A joint report says "practically" the whole planet suffered heatwaves in 2023.
The World Health Organisation says Climate Change risks reversing "decades" of progress towards better human health.
A joint report says "practically" the whole planet suffered heatwaves in 2023.
It says extreme high temperatures aggravate air pollution, which is responsible for an estimated 7 million premature deaths a year.
The groups, including the WHO, have called for "transformational change" across health and climate sectors.

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