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11 - Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
70911 Human Health: Impacts,Adaptation, and Co-BenefitsCoordinating Lead Authors:Kirk R. Smith (USA), Alistair Woodward (New Zealand)Lead Authors:Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum (WHO), Dave D. Chadee (Trinidad and Tobago), Yasushi Honda(Japan), Qiyong Liu (China), Jane M. Olwoch (South Africa), Boris Revich (Russian Federation),Rainer Sauerborn (Sweden)Contributing Authors:Clara Aranda (Mexico), Helen Berry (Australia), Colin Butler (Australia), Zo Chafe (USA),Lara Cushing (USA), Kristie L. Ebi (USA), Tord Kjellstrom (New Zealand), Sari Kovats (UK),Graeme Lindsay (New Zealand), Erin Lipp (USA), Tony McMichael (Australia), Virginia Murray(UK), Osman Sankoh (Sierra Leone), Marie O Neill (USA), Seth B. Shonkoff (USA),Joan Sutherland (Trinidad and Tobago), Shelby Yamamoto (Germany)Review Editors:Ulisses Confalonieri (Brazil), Andrew Haines (UK)Volunteer Chapter Scientists:Zo Chafe (USA), Joacim Rocklov (Sweden)This chapter should be cited as:Smith, , A.
(high confidence), particularly among the poorest and least healthy groups (very high confidence). {11.4, 11.6-7} Climate change is an impediment to continued health improvements in many parts of the world. If economic growth does not benefit the poor, the health effects of climate change will be exacerbated.
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