Global health at risk as climate talks open

Propelled by an environmental U.N. chief and nearly all G-20 nations, global climate talks are launching and the public health stakes could not be higher.

By John Heilprin - December 3, 2018

Protesters in Melbourne, Australia on the eve of the climate summit in Poland (AN/John Englart)

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