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123 of the nearly 200 countries gathered at COP28 signed a declaration acknowledging their responsibility to keep people safe. The declaration made no mention of fossil fuels, the main source of climate-warming emission
Physicians, activists, and country representatives at COP28 in Dubai call for greater global efforts to protect people from health and safety risks posed by climate change. As global temperatures rise, countries need to increase healthcare funding to address the growing dangers of heatwaves, malaria, and cholera. Climate change is now one of the greatest threats to human health. A declaration signed by 123 countries at COP28 acknowledges their responsibility to keep people safe but does not mention fossil fuels.
COP28 focus on health draws $777 million to fight tropical disease
WHO head said it’s high time UN Conference of Parties on climate hold first ‘Health Day’ in its 28th edition