A hotter world could have cleaner air, but deadlier heatwaves

The Medical News · 1d ago

Using the extreme heat conditions of 2018–2019, researchers modelled how global warming of 2°C and 2.75°C could affect heatwaves, air pollution and associated mortality across six world regions. The simulations showed increased heatwave-related deaths in every region, particularly South America, while ozone and fine particulate pollution declined in many areas under the higher warming scenario,…

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A hotter world could have cleaner air, but deadlier heatwaves

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