Human activities have resulted in global warming at a rate not seen in at least 2,000 years,
leading to changes in precipitation, loss of glaciers and sea ice, temperature extremes, and …

The severity of the impact of climate change on the health sector is becoming increasingly
clear. As arguably the greatest challenge humanity will face this century, climate change …

The well-established negative impacts of climate change on both human health and the
environment are largely attributed to human activities, with the emission of greenhouse …

Healthcare systems (HSs) provide essential services to populations yet require a large
amount of energy to perform duties and tasks. Specifically, 4.4% of global net carbon …

The health sector is a priority for national climate change adaptation and affords many
challenges and opportunities to strengthen nations' resiliency in the face of climate change …

The Health Services Executive (HSE) recognises it has a significant role to play in becoming
a more sustainable healthcare provider. There is an opportunity to help tackle the climate …

Climate change is a looming threat that risks unravelling decades of development in human
health. In the last ten years, incidents of heat stress, water scarcity, malnutrition, flooding …

If the global healthcare sector were a country, it would be the fifth-largest carbon emitter,
also producing massive volumes of waste. A revolutionary transition to an environmentally …

The health effects of climate change have had relatively little attention from climate scientists
and governments. Climate change will be a major threat to population health in the current …

There are global efforts to consider the inter-relationship between environmental
sustainability and healthcare. It is widely recognised that a changing climate will place …