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Climate change poses a serious risk to public health: more bushfires, heat-related deaths and hospitalisations, diminished safe drinking water, reduced crop production, and a growth in vector, and water-borne diseases.
Following Australia's hottest summer on record, Paul Barclay speaks to a panel of experts about the relationship between climate change and public health, and how best to deal with threats posed by a hotter planet.
Listen to the Radio National program recorded on May 1 this year at an Australian National University symposium - “Climate change and health.”
