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The World Health Organization warns of indirect consequences of global warming.

> Unreliable weather conditions and severe weather events will negatively impact on agriculture and may cause famine.

> More floods will spread waterborne diseases such as typhoid, dysentery, and cholera.

> Disease carriers such as mosquitoes will flourish in warmer conditions and carry malaria, dengue fever or encephalitis into countries previously unaffected.

> Rodents and insects survive in greater numbers during milder winters.

Health Impacts

Future health

What is in the book?

Chapter: Violent Weather

Wind

Cyclones/hurricanes

Tornados

Thunderstorms

Lightning

Floods

Global Warming