Climate Change, Health, and Equity: Opportunities for Action

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DateMarch 1, 2015

AuthorLinda Rudolph, MD, MPH; Solange Gould, MPH, DrPH (c); Jeffrey Berko, MPH; Jennifer Miller, PhD (contributing author); Courtney Gonzalez (contributing author)

SourcePublic Health Institute

Climate Change, Health and Equity: Opportunities for Action

Climate change and health inequities are the greatest global health threats of the 21st century. In this report, PHI’s Center for Climate Change and Health explores the many ways in which climate change, health, and equity are connected. With input from more than a hundred public health professionals and community health, equity, and environmental justice advocates and support from The Kresge Foundation, this report presents a conceptual framework to help demonstrate how these issues are linked, and to identify opportunities and recommendations for action.

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Type Report

Topic Aging Cardiovascular disease Children and youth Drought Flooding Food and nutrition Heat Island Effect Heat Wave Infectious disease Injury Mental Health Obesity/diabetes Physical activity Respiratory health Sea Level Rise Social Vulnerablility and Hazards

Region US

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