By 2050, two-thirds of the world’s population will be living in cities. How can we protect these vital hubs from extreme heat and other climate challenges? Find out in Cameron’s Casella’s latest article. lnkd.in/ey44cb6j #climatechange #theclimateclub #publichealth

In 2008, the UK became the first country to create a legally binding commitment to fight pollution. Now, they’ve violated that law. Why has progress stalled in this visionary country? Read Dhruv Gupta’s article to learn more. lnkd.in/eMC9ncYj #climatechange #publichealth

Who should lead the change to a sustainable future? In this article, Jackson Zeiler weighs the responsibility of governments and the private sector. lnkd.in/exuFWV_7 #government #climatechange #publichealth #theclimateclub

On November 15, 2022, the world population reached 8 billion people. What does this landmark mean for a sustainable future? Find out in Dhruv Gupta’s latest article. lnkd.in/ekqESiEE #population #sustainabledevelopment #sustainability

Air pollution helps cause up to one million stillbirths each year. How does this happen, and what can we do about it? Learn more in Dhruv Gupta’s latest article. lnkd.in/eyGm4_zW #stillbirths #airpollution #climatechange #climatechangeawareness #publichealth

The COP27 ended with an agreement that wealthy countries should help pay for the costs of climate change in developing nations. But how exactly will this “Loss and Damage Fund” work? Read Dhruv Gupta’s  article to find out. lnkd.in/egBjwYYk #cop27 #climatevulnerable

With wildfire season approaching, local, state and federal agencies are moving to secure communities through concentrated efforts on all levels. In this article, Jackson Zeiler outlines new developments in the wildfire policy space. lnkd.in/eYAc7ZuY

Per CDC, H5 #birdflu virus infections in US poultry pose a low risk to the public. People very rarely get sick with bird flu, but those with work or recreational exposures to infected birds/poultry should take precautions:  cdc.gov/flu/ avianflu/prevention.htm