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2026-09-15 13:17
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Global warming will mean 2.5 million fewer elderly deaths over the next 50 years
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Global warming will result in 2.5 million fewer elderly deaths over the next 50 years: report
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- The Washington TimesLean right
Global warming will lead to more elderly people making emergency room visits, but fewer of them will actually die -- and overall emergency room spending should drop, according to new research by the Congressional Budget Office.
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The report looked specifically at the Medicare population, and it assumes that communities will take steps to adapt to rising temperatures, including an increase in the use of air conditioning.
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