Environment News Service: World health experts will document the human health effects of climate change under a new high priority research agenda agreed Wednesday at the end of a three-day meeting here convened by the World Health Organization and hosted by Spain’s Ministry of Health. “This meeting has made clear that there is a need to enhance our evidence base on ways to protect health from climate change,” said Dr. Bernat Soria, Spain’s minister of health and consumption. “We welcome this plan which sets …