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On 19 May 2022, the Brazilian Government published the Federal Decree No. 11.075/2022, which creates the National System for the Reduction of…

There are nearly one billion people living with mental health conditions, yet in low- and middle-income countries, three out of four do not have access to needed services.

On May 19th, 2022, bounded by great expectations and speculations, it was published the Federal Decree No. 10.075 which establishes the procedures for…

The report follows a u.n. climate assessment which warned the world must cut greenhouse gas emissions or face catastrophic climate changes. the u.n. secretary general says its time to act. >> time is running out. to keep people alive and the worst impacts of the climate crisis, the world must act in this decade. the good news is that the lifeline is right in front of us. >> well, joining me now is andy shepherd, professor of earth observation at the university of leads and the director of the ce...

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A lovely piece of woodland which is maintaining pretty much the same sort of thing. and what are your reflections on the seasonal shift? my thoughts are that is fine. unless it gets to limits where the trees or the caterpillars all the birds cant do that shift because its too big. and that is still the question... that is still a big question to answer and a very interesting one. the work here goes on. and whenever spring happens, its a busy season for the birds and the scientists, because, as o...

Events of the heatwave are going to increase in the coming years. Climate change has a part to play in making this heatwave hotter and more likely the spell in coming years will increase.

In response to the urgency of climate change, Drexel Dornsife's annual Population Health Spotlight Speaker Series explored the themes of sustainability, environmental health, policy, activism, and equity.

Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe spoke about faith, hope and climate change in Salt Lake City on Saturday,

People had a boosterjab, which means 63.1% of the population, aged 12 or over, have now had three doses. new research into the consequences of rising global temperatures on human health have revealed worrying effects on foetuses, babies and infants. a number of studies have shown evidence that extreme heat, hurricanes and wildfires can increase the risk of premature births by as much as 15%. the researchers say urgent action is needed to protect pre—natal and paediatric health as the climate c...