Harmonizing Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation in the Health Sector

Åsa Holmner
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Our planet is getting warmer and this has severe consequences, whether we acknowledge them or not. Sea levels are rising, the amount of snow and ice is declining and the concentration of greenhouse gases is still increasing. The latest report from the International Panel of Climate Change released in September 2013 (see http://www.ipcc. ch/report/ar5/wg1/), makes it harder than ever to ignore that climate change can be attributed to human activities. As a consequence, extreme weather or climatic events will change in frequency, intensity, spatial distribution and duration, which combined with human factors, can lead to increased risk for serious health impacts, or even disasters.
协调卫生部门适应和减缓气候变化的工作
我们的星球正在变暖,不管我们承认与否,这都带来了严重的后果。海平面在上升,冰雪量在减少,温室气体的浓度仍在增加。国际气候变化专门委员会于2013年9月发布的最新报告(见http://www.ipcc)。(Ch /report/ar5/wg1/),这使得我们比以往任何时候都更难以忽视气候变化可归因于人类活动的事实。因此,极端天气或气候事件将在频率、强度、空间分布和持续时间上发生变化,再加上人为因素,可能导致严重健康影响甚至灾害的风险增加。
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