NCDP study linking climate change to public health decline featured in Science Times Researchers at the National Center for Disaster Preparedness and the University of Washington have published a new study that shows the public health implications of climate change. Their research explores climate change impacts on human health in coastal regions, especially in the U.S. Gulf Coast. The findings of their study are a warning signal for the … Continue reading “NCDP study linking climate change to public health decline featured in Science Times” Learn More
Dr. Irwin Redlener interviewed by 'The Nation' magazine on drought NCDP Director Dr. Irwin Redlener talks about the physical and mental health impact of drought, in the short and long term. “Drought affects the economy, water supply, lifestyle, and agricultural productivity. The downstream consequences on humans that are facing these threats, including loss of jobs and daily lifestyle challenges, become overwhelming…[and] how are children impacted by … Continue reading “Dr. Irwin Redlener interviewed by ‘The Nation’ magazine on drought” Learn More
Why London and other cities could be “doomed” Irwin Redlener, MD of The National Center for Disaster Preparedness and seismologist Klaus Jacobs explain why rising sea levels mean London and other cities could eventually be “doomed”. Learn More
