There is clear evidence of climate sensitivity for multiple injuries from floods, fires and storms, but there is a need for additional evidence regarding the current injury burden attributable to climate change. It is as likely as not that climate change has increased the current burden of disease from injuries related to extreme weather, particularly in low- income settings . Approximately 120 million people are exposed to coastal flooding annually , causing an estimated 12,000 deaths , and there is significant concern for worsening flooding associated with climate change  but very limited quantification of attributable burden. A range of adverse health outcomes has been identified in a study of fires in sub-zero temperatures that are thought to be increasing in frequency due to climate change .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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