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An Assessment of the economic and social impacts of climate change on the health sector in the Caribbean

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Clarke, Christine [et al]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 2013Description: 96 pAction note:

4/26/13 SANDRAW

Summary: Aims to prepare the Caribbean to respond better to the anticipated impact of climate change on the health sector, while fostering a subregional Caribbean approach to reducing carbon emissions by 2050. Provides a major advance on the analytical and contextual issues surrounding the impact of climate change on health in the Caribbean by focusing on the vector-borne and waterborne diseases that are anticipated to be impacted directly by climate change.

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Aims to prepare the Caribbean to respond better to the anticipated impact of climate change on the health sector, while fostering a subregional Caribbean approach to reducing carbon emissions by 2050. Provides a major advance on the analytical and contextual issues surrounding the impact of climate change on health in the Caribbean by focusing on the vector-borne and waterborne diseases that are anticipated to be impacted directly by climate change.

4/26/13 SANDRAW

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