Six Measures That Could Save 1.6m Lives Annually
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The study, published a few days before COP31, even boasts a "triple dividend" resulting from these actions: a healthier population, a reduction in emissions and stronger savings. These measures include the establishment of heat-related health warning systems, climate-resilient drinking water and sanitation systems, improved hand hygiene, cleaner domestic energy sources and efficient pricing of fossil fuels. Combined, these devices could, in addi…
The deployment of just six climate action measures could save a total of 1.6 million lives a year, prevent the emission of 17 billion tons of greenhouse gases and generate direct economic benefits of up to 3.5 trillion euros a year. This is the message launched this Tuesday by the World Health Organization following the publication of a report in which, for the first time, the entity puts numbers on the direct benefits linked to the implementati…
Scaling up interventions in water, sanitation, clean energy and fossil fuel pricing could generate $9.3 trillion in combined annual economic and fiscal benefits
In one study, the organization lists mechanisms to ensure a healthier population, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to strengthen the economy.
Climate, health actions could save 1.6 million lives yearly
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