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Study shows climate change raised heatwave deaths by 20% in Australia, hitting urban poor hardest.
Research from the University of Queensland shows human-induced climate change has increased heatwave-related deaths by 20% during a 2009 heatwave in Australia.
City dwellers, especially those with low income, low education, diabetes, and limited access to healthcare, face higher risks due to the urban "heat island effect."
The studies aim to help communities better prepare for future heatwaves to mitigate health and economic risks.
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El estudio muestra que el cambio climático aumentó las muertes por olas de calor en un 20% en Australia, afectando más a los pobres urbanos.