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Sarah Walpole wrote a new blog: "Equity is the Gateway to Environment Ambition".What follows is a statement from the South Centre - a presentation at given at their Equity Workshop at the UNFCCC "Statement at the UN Framework Climate Change Convention (UNFCCC) Ad-hoc working group on long-term cooperation (AWG-LCA), ...
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Nell Crowden Activated the Group HP3: Healthy places, healthy people, health planet. The path to healthy green futures..6 days ago -
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Climate and Health Council wrote a new blog: "The Lancet: Leadership at Every Level".A piece in the Lancet today is very relevant to health professionals and managers wanting to take the lead - 'quiet leadership' - on sustainability. "Never before has the need for fluency and integration across the languages and cultures of ...
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Nell Crowden Activated the Group The Netherlands, Climate and health.10 days ago -
Climate and Health Council wrote a new blog: "HEAL News: New Energy Finance Report; European Weather Maps; IPCC Event".
Thank you to our partners at the European Health Alliance (HEAL) for the following updates:1. Setting a higher greenhouse gas reduction target will cost the European Union a minute fraction of its GDP (under 0.04%). This has been the ...
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Nell Crowden activated the event Improving population health in an unstable climate: The role of the educator .13 days ago
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Climate and Health Council wrote a new blog: "New! Guide to the Council".
Dear Members, Please visit our new Guide, which aims to help show you how you can best use this website to facilitate your efforts for improving both sustainability and health. Know. Act. Connect. Persuade. Be ...
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Climate science education graduates to the next level.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmLike evolution, climate science has opened rifts in classrooms across the United States. Educators are lifting climate out of its narrow unit in middle school science – an effort, they hope, that will improve science literacy overall. -
Jim Hansen's scary new math.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmNew analysis by NASA for the first time ties specific weather events to human-induced climate change. -
Conflict abounds in climate education.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmTeachers are loath to teach climate science because it exposes them to charges of politicizing the classroom. They have reason to be cautious. -
Greens' concern for draft energy bill.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmEnvironmentalists now fear that the UK government's draft energy bill to be published on Tuesday will end in a new "dash for gas". -
Joint climate effort pushes science literacy.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmAn innovative program developed jointly by Maryland and Delaware educators bolsters climate science with the hope of improving overall scientific literacy in public schools. -
Methane from Arctic ice melt may intensify global warming.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmResearchers have found that methane stored underground for millions of years in the Arctic is seeping out into the atmosphere and threatening to cause adverse climatic changes by raising the levels of greenhouse gas. -
A windborne clue to a mysterious childhood disease.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmWhat climate researchers have discovered about Kawasaki disease could open up a whole new understanding into how other human pathogens are spread. No human disease has ever been shown to cross an entire ocean by wind and still remain infectious. -
Draining of world's aquifers feeds rising sea levels.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmHumanity's unquenchable thirst for fresh water is driving up sea levels even faster than melting glaciers, according to new research. -
Heartland Institute facing uncertain future as staff depart and cash dries up.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmAs the latest Heartland climate conference opens in a Chicago hotel on Monday, the thinktank's claims to reasoned debate lie in shreds and its financial future remains uncertain. -
Climate research shows turbulent history of Yukon.
21 May 2012, 2:00 pmThe Earth’s transition from the last glacial period to its present climate was a turbulent era of rapid climate change, according to University of Pittsburgh geologists. The findings will be used to help scientists compare current climate changes with ...