A major global report found that climate change is leading to more health-threatening temperatures and extreme weather events, such as droughts and heatwaves. The report, which includes contributions from leading experts like Professor Karyn Morrissey from the University of Galway, highlights the impact of climate change on public health. In Ireland, increased rainfall and flooding are affecting critical infrastructure and key economic sectors. The authors criticize governments and businesses for investing in fossil fuels, calling for a shift towards sustainable energy and green jobs. They emphasize the urgent need for concrete actions to combat climate change and protect public health.
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Climate change led to additional 50 days of health-threatening temperatures in 2023 – Lancet study
