The climate crisis is a major public health issue [1]. For the intensive care community, it is
manifested by increasing burdens of cardiorespiratory diseases, altered infectious disease …

Climate change threatens human health and increases demand for healthcare. Global
temperature is rising in near linear relationship with increasing carbon dioxide (CO2) in …

Alongside species mass extinction and biodiversity loss, climate change signifies humanity's
burdened entry into the Anthropocene [1]. During the past two centuries, humanity has …

As the health effects of climate change intensify, critical care providers have an urgent
responsibility to minimize the environmental impact of health care delivery. Though the …

In the last five decades, human activities have resulted in the release of increasing
quantities of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, thus contributing to global climate …

Human activity existentially threatens the earth's ecosystems, on which economic prosperity
and human health depend. The most severe consequences of jeopardizing these …

It is frustrating to be a doctor in the era of climate change. Many of us were drawn to
medicine by a desire to address humanity's most fundamental problems. But when it comes …

We applaud the Intensive Care Medicine's (ICM) climate responsibility initiative [1]. We
struggle, however, with the strategy statement# 6s:'avoidance of futility is climate protective' …

In recent years, environmental sustainability in healthcare has gained increased attention.
The main contributors to environmental impact are hospitals, clinical services, and the …

In 1964, Isaac Asimov wrote an article predicting the content of the 2014 World's Fair. His
vision included artificial environments accommodating human needs (eg …