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Climate and mortality in Australia: retrospective study, 1979-1990 and predicted impacts in five major cities in 2030.

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1999

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Guest, Charles

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Inter-Research

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Quantitative assessment of climatic and environmental health risks is necessary because changes in climate are expected. We therefore aimed to quantify the relationship between climatic extremes and mortality in the 5 largest Australian cities during the

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Keywords: climate change; general circulation model; mortality; urban society; Australia Australia; Climate; General circulation models; Mortality; Temporal synoptic indices

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/90698

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ANU Research Publications

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Climate Research

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