Environment
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Worsening Global Warming Will Kill 83 Million People by 2100, Warn Scientists
According to recent research that might affect how markets price carbon pollution, a population comparable to Germany - 83 million people - could be dead by 2100 due to rising temperatures induced by greenhouse-gas emissions.
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