“The Interconnected Web: Exploring the Nexus of Climate Change and Public Health” Introduction: Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it is a present reality with far-reaching consequences for various aspects of our lives. Among the myriad impacts of a changing climate, one critical area that deserves attention is public health. The intricate relationship between climate and health is…
In cities across the United States, cities and towns are taking action to decrease their greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate climate change impacts and address environmental justice concerns. Cities have been leading the way in sustainability and climate innovation, and their climate action plans serve as a blueprint for tackling these issues at scale. NLC examined 50 recent city plans and…
Planting trees is one of the simplest ways to fight climate change. It’s also a solution that appeals to a broad range of people, and is supported by a number of scientists. Trees store carbon dioxide, which is one of the main culprits of global warming. They also release oxygen, which keeps the air clean. 1. They Store Carbon Trees…
Adapting to climate change means decreasing our exposure to its adverse effects. That can include building flood defenses, installing early warning systems for cyclones and drought, switching to drought-resistant crops, and redesigning communication systems, and business operations – just to name a few! Adaptation also considers slow-onset hazards not normally addressed in traditional disaster management plans, such as sea level…
Climate change is a topic that is hard to understand and is often confusing. It is a subject that is related to both human and animal life. There are many interconnected causes and effects. In this article, we will discuss some of these issues. People Despite being one of the most significant environmental challenges, climate change is often difficult to…