At 2.5°C GWL, mortalities due to exposure to PM2.5 are projected to increase by up to 73% in Europe  . At 2°C GWL, annual premature mortalities due to exposure to near-surface ozone are projected to increase up to 11% in WCE and SEU and to decrease up to 9% in NEU   . A projected increase in wildfires and reduced air quality is expected to increase respiratory morbidity and mortality, especially in SEU . Constant or lower emissions, combined with stricter regulations and new policy initiatives, might improve air quality in the coming decades . The ageing population in Europe will augment the air-quality mortality burden 3-13% by 2050 . Besides ambient air quality, projected increases in flood risk and heavy rainfall could decrease indoor air quality  due to dampness and mould, leading to increased negative health impacts, including allergies, asthma and rhinitis .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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