Climate Change and Human Health Literature Portal
The current drought in Georgia could potentially impact not only the quantity but the quality of Georgia’s drinking water. The following drought guidance is to be used as a reference for background information as well as recommendations in protecting the health of Georgia citizens during current drought conditions. This Drought Response Guidance document provides information for health care providers on susceptible populations, private well owners, hospitals and health care facilities, restaurant owners, food retailers and processors and is intended for use by Health Officers at the Districts, Local Health Departments, hospitals and primary care providers in communicating the risks associated with the current drought to susceptible populations, private well owners as well as the general public and by the food industry.
Resource Description
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Extreme Weather-Related Event or Disaster, Food Security, Water Quality, Water Security
- Extreme Weather-Related Event or Disaster, Food Security, Water Quality, Water Security: Drought
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General Geographic Feature
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United States
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Infectious Disease
- Infectious Disease: Foodborne Disease, Waterborne Disease
- Foodborne Disease, Waterborne Disease: General Foodborne Disease
- Foodborne Disease, Waterborne Disease: General Waterborne Disease
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Research Article
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Adaptation, Climate Justice/Climate Equity, Communication, Health Sector Influence, Vulnerable Population
- Adaptation, Climate Justice/Climate Equity, Communication, Health Sector Influence, Vulnerable Population: Adaptation Co-Benefit/Co-Harm, Early Warning System, Intervention, Vulnerability Assessment
- Adaptation, Climate Justice/Climate Equity, Communication, Health Sector Influence, Vulnerable Population: General Public/Unspecified, Health Professional, Other communication Audience, Specify
- Adaptation, Climate Justice/Climate Equity, Communication, Health Sector Influence, Vulnerable Population: Children, Elderly, Pregnant Women