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Young People's Violent Deaths Are Linked to Climate Crisis
Rising temperatures will mean more deaths from crashes, assaults and suicide, says study A new study unveils that rising temperatures as a result of global warming may increase deaths from car crashes, violence, suicides, and drowning - and these will have an effect on young people the most.
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