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Discover how surging cases of yellow fever and dengue are ravaging South America, driven by the escalating climate crisis. With 356 yellow fever cases and 152 deaths this year, mostly in the Amazon, and Brazil reporting nearly 6.5 million dengue cases in 2024, experts warn of a public health emergency.
Learn about the role of Aedes mosquitoes thriving in warmer temperatures and heavier rains, expanding diseases into new regions like Europe. At the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, leaders launched the Belém Health Action Plan to combat climate-fueled illnesses, backed by $300 million in funding.
Hear from UN climate chief Simon Stiell and experts like Maria Guevara from Doctors Without Borders on why globalization, deforestation, and rising heat are making these outbreaks worse. Al Gore highlights the deadly toll: heat kills one person a minute worldwide.
This video breaks down the science, statistics, and solutions for mosquito-borne diseases amid global warming. Stay informed on how climate change is reshaping public health globally.
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