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Guiding the development of climate counterfactuals for health impact attribution studies

2026-06-18

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Climate change detection and attribution (D&A) methods have become vital for quantifying the influence of anthropogenic forcing on the Earth’s systems, including human health. Health impact attribution (HIA) studies seek to disentangle climate-driven health effects from natural variability yet are often constrained by the availability of accessible counterfactual climate scenarios. This tutorial paper presents a f...

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Literature Corpus work: 6b4d3399-2a1c-55a7-bd0f-7b0487846986
DOI: 10.64898/2026.06.16.26355779

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