Climate ChangeEpidemicDiseaseEconomicPandemicInequalityWhat are the links between climate change, epidemics and socioeconomic inequality? While recent epidemics have focused attention on the effects of epidemics onArchibong, BelindaAnnan, FrancisSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
THE UK'S ALREADY uneven distribution of risk is exacerbated by climate change. The analyses highlights that the most socially vulnerable, ie the 20 per cen... PS Tallman - 《American Journal of Human Biology》 被引量: 0发表: 2020年 Climate Change, Epidemics and Inequality What are the link...
while striving for greater resilience against similar events in the future. Her book considers a range of disasters and impacts, from floods, droughts and storms to epidemics, food shortages, riots and rebellions.
This paper synthesizes what is known about the physical and biophysical impacts of climate change and their consequences for societies and development unde
food security challenges are population growth, micronutrient deficiencies, pandemic diseases/AIDS, environmental degradation and droughts/floods/climatic change. Du... E Organisateur 被引量: 19发表: 2010年 Will climate change amplify epidemics and give rise to pandemics While the world recovers from th...
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of climate and poverty, for instance Shang (2023) includes consumption, income, health, and revenue recycling and shows that just looking at one of these could easily give an erroneous picture, see also Archibong & Annan (2023) for an overview of studies on the pathway through epidemics. ...
Climate change adaptation actions that also advance sustainable development goals (SDGs) have the potential to reduce exposure to climate risks and social vulnerability and enhance human wellbeing (Zhenmin and Espinosa, 2019; IPCC, 2022). Gender inequality inherited from historical, socio-economic devel...
epidemics. Public support for specific measures to stop the spread of the virus increased when citizens perceived the threat as severe or imminent enough (for the United States see Ipsos2020). Whether strict measures to mitigate pandemics or climate change are practically available to policymakers ...
19 Based on the regression analysis of natural disaster occurrence and average global temperature from 1980 to 2010, the frequency of epidemics, extreme temperature, floods, and storms was projected to increase by 506 times per year if the average global temperature increases by 1°C. See Pan XB...