by Hugh Montgomery The following blog was cross-posted, with the author’s permission, from European Voice. Reducing greenhouse gases is even better for public […]
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Health Co-Benefits and Transportation-Related Reductions in Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Bay Area
by Neil Maizlish, PhD The following blog is a summary of the technical report recently released by the California Department of Public Health […]
USAID launches new Climate Change and Development Strategy for 2012-2016
by Cristina Tirado The Center for Public Health and Climate Change at the Public Health Institute (PHI) congratulates the U.S. Agency for International […]
CA Governor’s Conference: Extreme Climate Risks and California’s Future
by Cristina Tirado California Governor Jerry Brown emphasized that we must make the investment required to address the challenges of climate change, at […]
Durban Climate Deal Not Enough to Prevent Severe Impacts on Health. We Need To Act.
by Cristina Tirado L-R: Todd Stern, Christiana Figures and Maite Nkoana-Mashabane. At the close of the UN Climate Change Conference in Durban (COP17), […]
Nutrition and Climate Change: Making the Connection to Enhance Livelihood Resilience, Health and Women’s Empowerment
by Cristina Tirado Event hosted at the African Pavilion, Durban, COP17. This event was co-organized by Public Health Institute, the World Food Programme, […]
“To save tomorrow today”
by Cristina Tirado To save tomorrow today. This has been the mantra chanted and echoed by all at the opening of the high […]
Momentum for Change
by Cristina Tirado, December 10, 2011 The Momentum for Change Initiative launch was one of the most interesting, down to earth events at […]
Optimizing health in transport and climate change measures – new WHO report identifies key strategies
by World Health Organization DURBAN – Rapid transit and safe cycling/walking networks are good for both health and climate – and climate experts […]