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Global environmental change is one of the most critical environmental health challenges of our time. Exposure science and environmental epidemiology enable understanding of the connection between changes in climate and associated human health impacts. This collection presents a curated list of studies that describe studies that quantify exposures and health effects related to climate and environmental changes.
The ozone climate penalty in parts per billion (ppb) in the Denver Metro North Front Range region, with nonattainment areas located within the gray box. The ozone climate penalty was defined as the difference between ground-level ozone concentrations in the 2010s and concentrations predicted using daily 2010s weather adjusted to match the 1950s climate, holding constant other factors affecting ozone formation.