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Irene Mussio1, Susan Chilton1, Darren Duxbury1

  • 1Newcastle University Business School, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.

Risk analysis : an official publication of the Society for Risk Analysis
|July 13, 2023
PubMed
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气候变化影响健康,需要对死亡风险进行新的评估. 研究表明,人们更重视预防极端天气死亡,而不是交通事故死亡,这表明与气候相关的统计生命价值 (VSL).

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统计生活的价值.气候变化 气候变化 气候变化死亡风险,死亡风险.心理上的距离 心理上的距离风险-风险权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权衡权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权权

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