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Global climate change : implications for international public health policy

By:

Campbell-Lendrum, Diarmid

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2007Action note:

6/19/07 JOYD

Summary: Argues that the most effective public health responses to climate change are threefold viz. environmental management; surveillance and response aimed at safeguarding health from natural disasters and changes in infectious disease patterns; and, a more pro-active approach to ensure that development decisions serve the ultimate goal of improving human health.

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Argues that the most effective public health responses to climate change are threefold viz. environmental management; surveillance and response aimed at safeguarding health from natural disasters and changes in infectious disease patterns; and, a more pro-active approach to ensure that development decisions serve the ultimate goal of improving human health.

6/19/07 JOYD

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