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Muhammad Ali Pate, Julio Frenk Professor of the Practice of Public Health Leadership, HSPH; Renee Salas, Yerby Fellow, HSPH C-CHANGE; and Jeff Nesbit, Executive Director, Climate Nexus, will discuss their role in the fight against climate change and the key outcomes and next steps—for nations, institutions, and individuals—coming out of the COP26 Summit.
Muhammad Ali Pate, Julio Frenk Professor of the Practice of Public Health Leadership, HSPH; Renee Salas, Yerby Fellow, HSPH C-CHANGE; and Jeff Nesbit, Executive Director, Climate Nexus, will discuss their role in the fight against climate change and the key outcomes and next steps—for nations, institutions, and individuals—coming out of the COP26 Summit.
World leaders are convening in Glasgow for COP26, the United Nations Climate Change Conference. And warning alarms are ringing—loudly.
Scientists, health leaders, and politicians have described COP26 as our last, best chance to slow global warming and stave off some of the worst health effects of climate change. But the political environment remains fraught. And it’s unclear how rhetoric will translate into action.
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