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Apr 2018

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Climate Change: a challenge yet to be tackled in medical schools

Part of a series featuring medical students and health professionals’ writing and work on climate change and health.

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Apr 2018

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Why medicine is relevant to the battle against climate change

Part of a series featuring medical students and health professionals’ writing and work on climate change and health.

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Apr 2018

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A silent killer: the impact of a changing climate on health

Part of a series featuring medical students and health professionals’ writing and work on climate change and health.

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Apr 2018

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How Abbott made the outdoors less safe for Austin families

Op-ed: Given the serious health risks of ozone, I was deeply troubled by Gov. Greg Abbott’s recent line-item veto of $6 million in funding for clean air programs from the state budget. Lawmakers had set that money aside for Austin, San Antonio and other Texas cities that are in “near nonattainment areas” — or places […]

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Apr 2018

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Climate change ‘makes violence likelier’

Scientists say there is a direct link between changing climate and an increase in violence, reinforcing a key finding of the latest IPCC report. Summary of report findings.

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Apr 2018

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How Cities Can Protect Poor People and Minorities From Climate Change

A new report from the liberal Center for American Progress (CAP) outlines steps cities can take to increase climate resilience by focusing on low-income communities and communities of color. In other words, it’s about environmental justice, an issue that’s just starting to gain awareness in local governments.

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Apr 2018

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Babies born to moms who lived near fracking wells faced host of health risks, study suggests

After combing through a decade’s worth of Pennsylvania birth records, researchers have found that pregnant women living within two-thirds of a mile of a hydraulic fracturing well were 25% more likely to give birth to a worringly small infant than were women who lived at least 10 miles outside that zone during pregnancy.

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Apr 2018

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Scott Pruitt’s words don’t match his actions on dangers of methane pollution

”As a nurse, I recognize the important role that clean air, clean water, and a clean environment have in protecting the health of all Americans. My nurse colleagues and I look to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to follow its mission of protecting public health and the environment.Recently, the EPA Administrator Scott ...

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Apr 2018

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The Insidious Threat of Wildfire – Not What You Might Think

” Last December, the Thomas Fire tore through 280,000 acres in southern California, reducing neighborhoods to ash and triggerring deadly mudslides. Across the nation, wildfires burned more than nine million acres in 2017 – one of the worst fire seasons in decades. And as bad as wildfires are now, they are expected to get ...

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