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Theories tying humans, human health, climate gain ground

JUL 24, 2007
Physics Today
NPR : Physician Paul Epstein has been trying to get people interested in climate change since the early 1990s. And now, finally, people are listening to his claims that climate change could lead to all sorts of health problems, everything from more allergies to more infectious diseases to more starvation. Some climate experts accuse him of overstating his case. Geoffrey Lean: Get used to floods - the worst is yet to come The Independent
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