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Avian influenza, cholera, ebola, bubonic plague and tuberculosis are just some diseases that spread easily and can worsen with climate change.

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Climate change will affect everyone living on the planet, but WHO assures that the effects will be more tragic for some than for others, stating that "health effects will be disproportionately greater in vulnerable populations," including children, Elderly and those who are already compromised.

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Climate change threatens to slow down, paralyze or reverse the progress currently being made by the global public health community in the fight against many of these diseases. In addition, an increase in extreme weather events, such as floods and droughts, will have a devastating effect on health, especially in people living in poorer communities.

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Many of the diseases that most cause deaths are extremely sensitive to temperature variations such as temperature, including cholera and diarrheal diseases, as well as vector-borne diseases such as malaria, dengue and other infections.

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"Most microorganisms and macroparasites develop under specific conditions of temperature and humidity," notes Karesh.