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Prepare for the “new abnormal”. That was what California Governor Jerry Brown told
reporters last month, commenting on the deadly wildfires that have plagued the state this
year. He's right. California's latest crisis builds on years of record-breaking droughts and
heatwaves. The rest of the world, too, has had more than its fair share of extreme weather in
2018. The Lancet Countdown on health and climate change announced last week that 157
million more people were exposed to heatwave events in 2017, compared with 2000.
reporters last month, commenting on the deadly wildfires that have plagued the state this
year. He's right. California's latest crisis builds on years of record-breaking droughts and
heatwaves. The rest of the world, too, has had more than its fair share of extreme weather in
2018. The Lancet Countdown on health and climate change announced last week that 157
million more people were exposed to heatwave events in 2017, compared with 2000.
Prepare for the “new abnormal”. That was what California Governor Jerry Brown told reporters last month, commenting on the deadly wildfires that have plagued the state this year. He’s right. California’s latest crisis builds on years of record-breaking droughts and heatwaves. The rest of the world, too, has had more than its fair share of extreme weather in 2018. The Lancet Countdown on health and climate change announced last week that 157 million more people were exposed to heatwave events in 2017, compared with 2000.
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