Climate change is expected to have a broad range of direct and
indirect impacts on health this century.
Not exact matches
What counts is the
impact on the reduction of vaccine - preventable disease incidence through direct and
indirect protection, which is particularly pertinent for diseases that are of high public
health importance.
However, the
indirect effects of climate change
on forests, such as changing wildfire and beetle outbreak severity, are already having a large
impact on the
health of Montana's forests and in some instances these
impacts are easier to predict.
So far, all of the criteria air pollutants under the agency's purview — substances from lead to sulfur dioxide — have a direct
impact on human
health and welfare, while risks from the carbon dioxide's buildup remain
indirect, through the rising influence
on climate.
The concern is with direct
impacts on fish and aquatic life, via wastewater discharges, as well as
indirect impacts on human human
health.
The document presents the potential
impacts climate change may have
on human
health and analyses the various direct and
indirect impacts that climate change will have
on African populations.
3)
indirect impacts mediated through societal systems, such as undernutrition and mental illness from altered agricultural production and food insecurity, stress and undernutrition and violent conflict caused by population displacement, economic losses due to widespread «heat exhaustion»
impacts on the workforce, or other environmental stressors, and damage to
health care systems by extreme weather events.
This is because these are closely related to MDGs performance due to
indirect impacts on governments» expanding revenues, and direct
impacts on increased incomes for poor households to invest in nutrition,
health and education.
«Potential climate risks in other parts of the world are thought to be much greater than those directly affecting the U.K., but could have a significant
indirect impact here...
on global
health, political stability and international supply chains,» the report said.
Given the
impacts on indirect deaths I believe that increased heating cost will adversely affect mortality if low income people can not afford to keep their homes warm enough to prevent potential
health impacts of cold weather.