El Nino and Michael Greenstone co-authored a report detailing the heat danger caused by El Nino, noting global heat impacts on vulnerable regions like India.
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El Nino and Michael Greenstone co-authored a report detailing the heat danger caused by El Nino, noting global heat impacts on vulnerable regions like India.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Greenstone's report details specific heat death projections for several vulnerable nations.1 source
Co-authored report details El Nino's heat danger and global impacts on India.1 source
Study by Greenstone links El Nino climate fallout to the war in Iran.1 source
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Michael Greenstone
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