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Six measures could save 1.6 million lives a year: WHO

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Briefings

The World Health Organization announced that implementing specific climate and health measures could save nearly 1.6 million lives annually and generate trillions of dollars in economic benefits. This finding comes from a Wednesday report, though the specific measures and their exact economic impact remain to be detailed.

Key points

• The World Health Organization (WHO) stated that implementing a few climate and health measures could save nearly 1.6 million lives a year.
• The report claims these measures could also generate trillions of dollars for the economy.

Context

This finding comes from a Wednesday report by the World Health Organization regarding potential health and economic benefits of climate and health measures.

Limitations

The specific measures and their exact economic impact remain to be detailed, and the report does not specify the time period or snapshot limitations.

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