Climate Change and Health Inequities in Hilly Regions: Evidence from a Scoping Review
Globally, climate change poses serious threats to public health, and because of their unique ecological characteristics, ranging from their topography to resources makes the hilly areas particularly vulnerable. UNEP states, globally 1.2 billion people live in mountainous regions. These regions are highly sensitive to climate change, warming at rates exceeding global averages. Example, between 1901… Continue reading Climate Change and Health Inequities in Hilly Regions: Evidence from a Scoping Review