The field of health is increasingly important in the climate change debate

The field of health is increasingly
important in the climate change debate.

International news Desk

According to global times news agency Europe, Climate change greatly affects human health. It has a greater impact on countries with fewer resources. Current knowledge is sufficient to take certain measures and implement policies.
There are quite a few challenges regarding the impact of climate change on healthcare. Research in this field is important. Research is mostly done in USA, Europe and South Asia. There are not many such studies in the Caucasus and Central Asia. As an example of my opinion, I will state that we do not get enough information about severe weather conditions and their consequences. Therefore, cooperation and pooling of efforts are essential.The global times Europe media reports that the representative of the Inter-Academic Partnership, Robin Fears, said this during his speech at the panel "The role of global and regional cooperation in overcoming scientific challenges” held as part of the Baku Climate Action Week.R. Fears said that one of the serious gaps is insufficient understanding of the solutions. Also, how research results should be used to inform policies. "We should choose to make research more consistent and more effective. Must be systems based thinking. Researchers should work with populations affected by climate change and tailor research to their needs. This will help the research to be more accurate and efficient. We need to cooperate at the regional and international level. We should work not only with scientists and specialists, but also with civil society.Researchers should strive to produce useful results.The field of health is increasingly important in the climate change debate. The number of studies has increased in the last 10 years.Politicians should be provided with facts so that they understand the political importance of those issues. We saw the impact of climate change on human health during the COVID-19 pandemic. We observed how climate change and the pandemic are related to each other,” said R. Fears.