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Scientists, political leaders, and environmentalists all broadly recognize that extremes and unpleasant surprises—events that once seemed impossible—will become more commonplace, @RonBrownstein writes. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
"Katharine Jacobs pointed to a problem that isn’t necessarily the most threatening but may prove the most intractable and tragic: the impact of climate change on plants and animals....
"Although humans can adapt to hotter temperatures by shifting work patterns or adding air conditioners in areas such as the Northwest where they are rare, animal and plant life can’t adapt as quickly or easily...
At @CroakeyNews we've been looking forward to the release of this report for a while now: Climate Health WA Inquiry: Final Report ww2.health.wa.gov.au/-/media/Corp/D… #ClimateCrisis #PublicHealth #AusPol 
It comes in a very big week for #ClimateHealth news, as you can see from recent @CroakeyNews articles: croakey.org/category/globa…
To put the new report in context, it's worth re-reading our April 2019 coverage of WA's Sustainable Health Review, which led to the inquiry & report released today croakey.org/new-review-cal…
