Deaths linked to wildfire smoke in Canada have exploded by 275 per cent since the early 2000s according to a major global report that says the change is largely due to human-caused climate change.
Deaths associated with wildfire smoke up about 275% in Canada, new report says
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CBC - HealthBy Kiera Osborne
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Deaths linked to wildfire smoke in Canada have exploded by 275 per cent since the early 2000s according to a major global report that says the change is largely due to human-caused climate change.
Key Takeaways
- Deaths associated with wildfire smoke up about 275% in Canada, new report says.
- Deaths linked to wildfire smoke in Canada have exploded by 275 per cent since the early 2000s according to a major global report that says the change is largely due to human-caused climate change.
- Deaths linked to wildfire smoke in Canada have exploded by 275 per cent since the early 2000s according to a major global report that says the change is largely due to human-caused climate change.
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