Global heating has given mosquitoes warmer, more humid conditions, leading to a surge in diseases like malaria and dengue fever over the past 80 years.
Mosquito-borne disease outbreaks are expected to expand into new regions like northern Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia in the coming decades.
Longer hot seasons due to climate change favor the spread of mosquito-borne diseases, impacting areas with inexperienced immune populations and unprepared healthcare systems.
Dengue fever, once limited to tropical areas, is now rapidly spreading globally, including in Europe, due to changing climate conditions that support mosquito breeding.
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