“If the health care sector was a country, it would be the 5th largest emitter of carbon dioxide.” In this episode we emphasise why the climate change crisis is also a global health crisis. We further discuss the biggest culprits of carbon dioxide emissions and whether climate change policies are fair and equitable for low-and-middle-income countries. As always, we round it off with thoughts on global and personal steps we can take to address the climate crisis. 

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Climate change is a health emergency | Hanna Linstadt | TEDxCherryCreek - https://youtu.be/iizxKSFugaM 

Survivors of Cyclone Idai struggle to survive with no government help - https://youtu.be/FTmhP1KeEcM 

https://twitter.com/Musvanhiri/status/1237811518638612480?s=20&t=PIpiVU2KBULlHrXYXjRtow 

HEALTH CARE’S CLIMATE - FOOTPRINT HOW THE HEALTH SECTOR CONTRIBUTES TO THE GLOBAL CLIMATE CRISIS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ACTION https://noharm-global.org/sites/default/files/documents-files/5961/Hea

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