About the Course
In this course, Sir Andy Haines teaches about the impact of climate change and its implications for human health. This is an engaging and accessible course that gives the learner an insight into the key points of climate change and its global environmental impact, including what it will mean for the human population.
About the Author
Sir Andrew Haines
Professor of Environmental Change and Public Health
Course Curriculum
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The Impact of Climate Change on Health
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Introduction
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Human progress
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Atmospheric carbon dioxide
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Cumulative CO2 emissions
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Short lived pollutant
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HFC
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The science confirming climate change
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What are the possible climate futures?
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Paris climate accord
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The implications for human health
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The impact of heat
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The impact of heat on capacity to work
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The impact of temperature on death rates
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The urban heat island effect
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The impact of drought
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Conflict in climate change
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Crop yields and climate change
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Food composition
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Rising sea levels
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Saltwater intrusion
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Dengue
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Solutions within reach
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The benefits of the low carbon economy
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The phasing out of coal
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Urban air pollution
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Marginal benefits
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Phasing out of fossil fuels
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How to keep climate change below 2° C
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The future of planetary health
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Health benefits and future cities
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Cities and transport innovations
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Housing
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Agriculture's impact on climate change
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The impact of diet
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Key mitigation instruments, policies and practices
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The role of the healthcare sector
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Government policy
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Conclusion
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