🌍LSHTM will be at COP28 UAE, highlighting the need for a rapid and equitable phase out of fossil fuels alongside adaptation strategies to tackle the #ClimateCrisis and ensure healthy, sustainable futures for all🌎 Find out more about where we'll be👇 bit.ly/LSHTMatCOP28

The Children, Cities & Climate Action Lab have had 3 of 4 interactive workshops at #COP28, where audience members are invited to co-design sustainable urban futures with, and for children and young people 🧒🌆 Join the final event: 8 Dec, WHO Pavilion 👉bit.ly/CCC_COP28

#COP28UAE Children and young people will face the biggest impacts of #ClimateChange Rachel Juel Rachel Juel researcher at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Climate Action Lab, explains. An interview by Alberto Ñiquen #KidsFirst

Striking visuals generated using #ArtificialIntelligence to capture #youth voices 😵🌆 Created at our final #COP28 co-design workshop. London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine World Health Organization (WHO) Wellcome

The message was clear: building healthy cities for women, babies, children, and young people means building low-carbon, sustainable cities 🏙️🌱🚲 Centre on Climate Change & Planetary Health, LSHTM

Great that 🇺🇸 signed the COP28 Climate & Health Declaration. Now time to deliver for health in the final COP28 decision. #FossilFuelPhaseOut, #Equity, funding for adaptation, for loss & damage. Real timelines, real targets, real accountability. President Donald J. Trump John Kerry

"Through coming together across disciplines & generations we really can make a stronger case for making our cities healthier & more sustainable" Rob Hughes & Rachel Juel reflect on the Children Cities & Climate Action Lab workshops held at #COP28UAE 👉bit.ly/3RJCirK

🧒The Children, Cities and Climate (CCC) Action Lab is working to co-create youth visions for sustainable urban futures👉bit.ly/3RJCirK 🌆On #UrbanisationDay at #COP29, Rachel Juel comments on the need to translate youth-led visions of #ClimateSolutions into policy👇

.London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine's Rachel Juel highlights that extreme heat significantly affects pregnant individuals, mothers, and children. In particular, exposure during early infancy can harm a child's long-term health due to their undeveloped thermoregulation systems. #COP29 #ExtremeHeat

🌍Despite small steps in the right direction, #COP29 fell short in delivering commitments needed to protect health, according to London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine researchers Our experts reflect on the outcomes of #COP29, and what they mean for the future of #climate and #health 👉bit.ly/4gdA0vD