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Chapter 14 : Human Health. Impacts, Risks, and Adaptation in the United States: The Fourth National Climate Assessment, Volume II

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Ebi Kristie L.^ORCID,Balbus John^ORCID,Luber George,Bole Aparna,Crimmins Allison R.^ORCID,Glass Gregory E.,Saha Shubhayu^ORCID,Shimamoto Mark M.^ORCID,Trtanj Juli M.^ORCID,White-Newsome Jalonne L.^ORCID

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U.S. Global Change Research Program

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