Anti-smoking tactics might help us fight climate change
(WorldNews Environment)

A patient suffering from dengue fever lies in a hospital bed in Peshawar, Pakistan, in October. Cases of dengue fever - a painful mosquito-borne spread disease - have doubled every decade since 1990. Environmental health experts are pointing the finger at climate change. AP Photo/Muhammad Sajjad Just before the delegates for the annual Conference of the Parties on climate change started meeting in Bonn this month, the Lancet, the leading British medical journal, published yet another major study showing that climate change is a growing health hazard. The study revealed that hundreds of millions of people around the world are already suffering due to climate change. Infectious diseases are...