Public Health Working Group
Co-Chairs:
Aaron Katzenstein, South Coast AQMD
Elena Xoplaki, University of Geissen
Rupa Basu, OEHHA
Preparing People for Their Future
A healthy ecosystem - dependent on clean air and water, natural hydrogeologic processes, and biological diversity - nurtures a healthy human population, which in turn must respect and tend those resources through conservation. Human systems too must reorient towards healthier outcomes for natural and human populations through changed practices in sanitation, food provisioning, and ecosystem services management. Planning for greener cities that conserve these Mediterranean resources will also provide avenues for improving public health.
Presentations
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Impacts of Climate Change
Adaptation Strategies
Adaptation Strategies continued
Policy and Partnerships
Facilitated Discussion Session
Notes
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Adaptation Strategy Recommendations
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Public Comment
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