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News posts tagged "Medical"

CHILDREN'S HEALTH

Feb 08, 2021
Child Malnourishment Likely Impacted by Climate Change 'Climate impacts associated with reduced diet diversity in children across nineteen countries.' (Environmental Research Letters) >
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Mortality risk attributable to high and low ambient temperatures

Dec 27, 2020
Mortality risk attributable to high and low ambient temperature: a multicountry observational study. > The Lancet journal. 
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When Talking About Climate Change

Aug 17, 2020
It’s How You Say It, Not What You Say, How to Rebuff a Climate Denier. Insights from cognitive science. >>
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CRISES and COPING

Aug 17, 2020
From Drought and Bushfires to COVID-19: The social impacts of compounding crises. 'Compounding crises expose the vulnerability of those who are already struggling in our communities ...' >>
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Climate Anxiety

Jul 14, 2020
‘Overwhelming and terrifying’: the rise of climate anxiety. Experts concerned young people’s mental health particularly hit by reality of the climate crisis. (The Guardian) >>
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Climate Change and Well-Being

Jul 14, 2020
Addressing the Impacts of Climate Change on Mental Health and Well-Being. (American Public Health Association) >>
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Global Warming and Violent Behaviour

Jul 14, 2020
Global Warming and Violent Behaviour (Association for Psychological Science) >>
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climate change and mental health

Jul 14, 2020
How climate change affects mental health. Yale Climate Connections >>
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Jun 17, 2020
New plastic-free PPE. The Ecologist - the Journal for the Post-Industrial Age.
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CORONAVIRUS and POLLUTION

Jun 17, 2020
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the newest source of plastic pollution. 'In the era of COVID-19, single-use plastic items such as gloves, masks and sanitizing wipes are increasingly being found and littered on shorelines and disrupting marine ecosystems.' Surfrider Foundation, Hawaii Chapter. >>
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