Evidence Confirms Climate Change is impacting Violence and Health..

https://www.livescience.com/64300-climate-change-endangers-human-health.html

We all know climate change has a mass number of effects on our environment, but here's an article explaining an increase in health issues and violent acts like domestic violence, rape, assault and murder. It's said that  "Extreme heat is linked with sleep loss, kidney stones, low birth weight, violence and suicide." 

During our last debate I was with the group society so I actually did some research on health issues, both mental and physical. They didn't have as many effects as they are stating now. It's scary to know how rapid climate change is continuing to impact literally everything...

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 4, 2019 at 9:28 AM

    I did not know that Climate Change could cause violence and medical problems. That is very scary because what if one day the Climate gets so bad that we just turn into violent animals with many health problems?? Looks like it the way we are heading...

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