Global Climate Change and Human Health: From Science to Practice
Global Climate Change and Human Health examines how climate change intersects with human health and translates scientific understanding into practical thinking. Written by Jay Lemery and George Luber, this book offers a foundation for readers seeking to understand the health dimensions of environmental change and the importance of informed response.
About This Book
Global Climate Change and Human Health explores the relationship between a changing climate and human health.
The book brings scientific knowledge into conversation with practical applications, making the subject relevant to health professionals, students, and other readers.
Jay Lemery and George Luber present climate change as an issue that requires both understanding and action.
Its focus on moving from science to practice highlights the importance of applying evidence in public health and healthcare contexts.
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