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Health as a crucial driver for climate policy

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Sauerborn, Rainer
Kjellstrom, Tord
Nilsson, Maria

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Co-Action Publishing

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Health impacts of climate change and the need to prevent them should be at centre stage of the ongoing debate on climate policies (1). We have specifically prepared this series of papers to be available for the COP151 conference in Copenhagen, to which the world looks to agree on targets and procedures to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on the basis of fair burden-sharing between high and low-income countries.

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Global Health Action

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