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Disease-carrying insects will see their North American habitats widen with climate change, putting more people at risk for Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and West Nile virus, to name just a few. Some diseases that are almost never encountered here, like Dengue fever, will also expand their reach with warmer weather.
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An additional 2 billion people could be exposed to Dengue by , making it more likely that it will cross US borders, or that Americans traveling abroad will come in contact with it. The number of Americans with asthma has been on the uptick for years, rising from 7. Across the country, Hotter weather will increase ground-level ozone and particulate air pollution, while the smoke from drought-driven wildfires which burned an average of 5.
All this increased air pollution will result in as many as 1, to 4, additional premature deaths in the US each year by As growing seasons become more precarious, lower yields and higher prices could become the norm in American agriculture. Consumers in a country already first in the world for obesity will feel even more pressure to buy cheap, unhealthy meals.
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Food safety could become more difficult to control, too. Additional heat and moisture encourage bacteria growth, from salmonella in meat to aflatoxin in corn. Many agronomists believe that climate change is already triggering more pernicious weed growth and more virulent pest varieties. Lewis Ziska, plant physiologist at the U.
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Department of Agriculture and a contributor to the NCA. Ziska worries that farmers will turn to heavier doses of pesticides and herbicides to ward against crop losses, exposing farmworkers to toxic chemicals.