Public health registrar, East of England. Mostly worrying about health + climate change. Cavy slave🐹🐹 Views all mine.
East of England
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Emily Loud retweeted
V proud to endorse this toolkit, developed by @PH__Anna @KatherineKorner. It sets out a clear framework for local authorities to develop a consistent approach to manage commercial relationships in line with values & priorities.
@StirUni @SPECTRUMRes
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Emily Loud retweeted
Strong agree. We know the harms that come from legitimising health harming industries see thelancet.com/series/commerc… hope @UKHealthClimate will reconsider and members like @FPH can work together to avoid similar decisions in future
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Emily Loud retweeted
3 things you can do
1) watch the recorded screenings with fantastic experts on communication inclu @MaibachEd @katellewell and @Matthew__Green & people generously sharing experiences inclu @marcdavies27 @carotomes @EleanorRoaf and Phil Mackie
Read the latest FPH #BetterHealthForAll blog from @PH__Anna and @Eloudness on how public health professionals can build skills to advocate for climate and health.
betterhealthforall.org/2024/…
Emily Loud retweeted
Read the latest FPH #BetterHealthForAll blog from @PH__Anna and @Eloudness on how public health professionals can build skills to advocate for climate and health.
betterhealthforall.org/2024/…
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Following the decision on licences for oil & gas in the North Sea, FPH have joined the UK health community in signing a letter from @UKHealthClimate to the PM highlighting our concerns over the impact of #ClimateChange and fossil fuels on people’s health.
bmj.com/content/382/bmj.p179…
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Let's be clear, there is one main reason for this - burning fossil fuels.
We have no time to lose. @RishiSunak - cancel the Cumbria coal mine. Stop the Rosebank oil field. Drop all new climate-wrecking oil & gas licences. Now.
bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
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#TacklePovertyImproveHealth @RoySocMed @FPH event 🌍
Resharing our paper on #sustainability #costoflivingcrisis @CMulrenan @izzybraithwaite @PH__Anna @Eloudness @rachelcrossley8
Bold solutions👊 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Emily Loud retweeted
Where do Bedford's 5 mayoral candidates stand on the climate crisis and all things green?
We took a look at their manifestos to find out:
foebedford.wordpress.com/202…
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FPH welcomes today’s report ‘Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability’ from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
We continue to face unprecedented consequences as a result of the climate emergency - more action is needed.
fph.org.uk/news-events/fph-n…
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fewer than 20% of the people on this planet have ever been on a plane, because over 80% can't afford to fly, and they'll bear the brunt of climate disasters caused in part by all the flying
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Globally 4 out of 5 people have never flown, but 1% of the world is responsible for half of aviation emissions. 🚨
To tackle the climate crisis fairly we need to cut luxury emissions like the ones from private jets first.
#BanPrivateJets #ClimateJustice
ALT Picture of a private jet next to a forest fire. Private jets are the most polluting way to travel, emit 10 times more CO2 than normal flights, emit 50 times more CO2 than an average train, per passenger kilometre. To stop the ultra-rich unfairly accelerating the climate crisis, we must ban private jets.
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Comment: A #sustainable and #equitable response to the #CostOfLivingCrisis is urgently needed
@CMulrenan @izzybraithwaite @rachelcrossley8 @PH__Anna @Eloudness @amavrodaris
Read online now: ow.ly/TzE950MTXiX
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New Blog! In this blog, @NHSHEE_EoE Global Health Fellow @eloudness shares her thoughts and scoping research on climate change in global health partnerships. cambridgeghp.org/what-does-a…
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All the folks more outraged about kids not damaging famous paintings than about the needless destruction of Earth by the ultra-rich are driving me low-key crazy. Like all climate activists I’ve been gaslit forever but this is next-level. Now we know what we’re up against
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We're pleased to announce the programme for the East of England Global Health Conference! On 23rd Nov we'll welcome speakers from across the globe in person and online to discuss the theme 'Global Health Rising to the Challenges'. Tickets available here buff.ly/3oAnVIa
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Aligned with this is the importance of maintaining & implementing more holistic, connected approaches to tackling the climate crisis & its health impacts. Public health has a key role in prevention, awareness raising, connecting communities, education and training, and advocacy.
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FPH President @ProfKevinFenton opens today's international #FPHClimateConference. "The public health workforce has a critical role to play in tackling the climate emergency. Today's event aims to inform, inspire, and connect together our work to tackle this great threat"
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Come together with other global health practitioners and academics as we discuss ‘Global Health – Rising to the Challenges,’ with keynote speakers, networking and workshops focusing on research, education and (clinical) practice. Get your tickets today buff.ly/3ApOHJY
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Health groups call for global fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty theguardian.com/environment/…
