US EditionHow Does Climate Change Affect Your Health? Dr. Adrian Marinescu: "A Man of Age or a Child Is More Likely to Recover"
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The human organism has begun to lose its ability to adapt to temperature fluctuations. High temperatures have been associated with the increase in the number of patients affected by stress or nutrition problems. Dr. Adrian Marinescu, director of the Institute of Matthew Balš, said: “The global warming makes microorganisms return to life and we will wake up with infections that cause problems”. Now you wear big clothes, and today the cancer affec…
Crop yields are impacted by climate change, shows a study by researchers from Stanford University, which shows a record of the last 50 years. Rice, wheat, barley, soy and corn... can we still eat them tomorrow? Agriculture is in the front line of the fever that is shaking the planet. To measure the magnitude of the... Cet article How climate change strikes agricultural yields est apparu en premier sur Natura Sciences.
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