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Will climate change make you neck yourself?

11 August 2018

1:01 PM

11 August 2018

1:01 PM

To go with all the forecasts of floods, fires, pestilence and plague from climate catastrophists we have a new warning of doom. Climate change will make you neck yourself. Or so says one of the latest studies:

Global warming doesn’t just hurt the planet’s health — it harms people’s too. An alarming new study from Stanford University brings one major human-afflicting consequence of climate change into focus by exploring the link between rising temperatures and suicide rates.

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