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Your Environment. Your Health.

Climate Change and Human Health Literature Portal Evidence-informed policy for tackling adverse climate change effects on health: Linking regional and global assessments of science to catalyse action

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Author(s):
Fears R, Abdullah KaB, Canales-Holzeis C, Caussy D, Haines A, Harper SL, Mcneil JN, Mogwitz J, Ter Meulen V
Year:
2021
Journal:
PLoS Medicine. 18 (7): e1003719
Abstract:

Robin Fears and co-authors discuss evidence-informed regional and global policy responses to health impacts of climate change.

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Resource Description

Exposure What is this?

weather or climate related pathway by which climate change affects health

    General Exposure
Geographic Location What is this?

resource focuses on specific location

    Global or Unspecified Location
Health Impact What is this?

specification of health effect or disease related to climate change exposure

    General Health Impact
Resource Type What is this?

format or standard characteristic of resource

    Review Article
Special Topic What is this?

related topics that intersect with those captured in other filters

    Adaptation, Mitigation , Policy
    • Adaptation, Mitigation , Policy: Adaptation Co-Benefit/Co-Harm
    • Adaptation, Mitigation , Policy: Mitigation Co-Benefit/Co-Harm
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