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( wp_postmeta.meta_key = \'the_author\' AND wp_postmeta.meta_value = \'1153385\' )
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LIMIT 0, 6'
Paul R. Epstein, New England Journal of Medicine
…it would appear that we may be underestimating the breadth of biologic responses to changes in climate. Treating climate-related ills will require preparation, and early-warning systems forecasting extreme weather can help to reduce casualties and curtail the spread of disease. But primary prevention would require halting the extraction, mining, transport, refining, and combustion of fossil fuels — a transformation that many experts believe would have innumerable health and environmental benefits and would help to stabilize the climate.
October 8, 2005