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Malaria threat from climate change

02 June 2008

In a lecture at Imperial College in London, Professor Sir Brian Hoskins (Meteorology) warned that the deadly tropical disease malaria could kill people in Britain if the average temperature rises by six degrees. In a lecture at Imperial College in London, Professor Sir Brian Hoskins (Meteorology) warned that the deadly tropical disease malaria could kill people in Britain if the average temperature rises by six degrees.

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