@ Tariq, it has been already reported that worming temperature could increase suicides and air pollution is a major cause of infant death. I personally feel, climate change can indirectly cause increases in a range of adverse health outcomes, including malnutrition, diarrhea, injuries, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, and water-borne and insect-transmitted diseases.
Climate change and its resultant extreme weather events have been referred to as a universal fret. The aspect of the behavioural pattern will arise from the socio-economic aspects of the impacts of climate change perturbations felt by individuals across the world. The world crisis exacerbated by conflicts on natural resources uses and human welfare will bring a paradigm shift on climate change preparedness and response.