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A just energy transition is increasingly viewed as important in confronting the energy and climate crises. Creating a healthy fossil fuel free world requires re-imagining a new clean energy future.

For climate action to be effective, impactful, and healthy for African countries and people there must be a coming together of the climate framing of the north and the development framing of the south. The limited resources that reach the continent need to be justly...

The climate crisis is a health threat that continues to grow and increase health inequalities internationally as we battle the Covid-19 pandemic. There is clear evidence that solutions to the climate crisis can also directly benefit people’s health. Transitioning to...

Climate change is putting increasing strain on healthcare provision around the world. Already limited services are often disrupted by climate disasters, such as heatwaves, floods and droughts. Global heating drives a range of health impacts worldwide, including...

Transport plays a critical role in society. But existing transport systems contribute to air pollution, traffic injuries and deaths, physical inactivity and socioeconomic exclusion. Transport accounts for 24% of direct carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel...

The burning of fossil fuels – oil, gas and coal – in the production of energy is the leading cause of climate change and one of the world’s greatest health risks.  The energy system is the single largest source of greenhouse gas emissions, responsible for nearly three...

Current food systems – including the production, processing, transport, marketing and consumption of food – are driving poor diets, impacting people’s health, and damaging the environment and economies. Food systems currently produce between 20 and 35% of the world’s...