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The Battle Continues To Engage Business And Political Leaders About Climate Change With Human Health On The Line
Government and business leaders remind us that the energy we get from renewables cannot meet future global electricity demand for the foreseeable future. We, therefore, by necessity need to continue relying on fossil fuels being extracted, processed, transported, and burned. What they don’t admit is that through these actions they are aiding and abetting pollution leading to 1 in 6 deaths globally and adding to an increasing health burden within their countries and putting at risk up to 3.6 billion on the planet.
The Battle Continues To Engage Business And Political Leaders About Climate Change With Human Health On The Line
Lancet and JAMA reports point to pollution and climate change as causes of premature deaths. Health is a climate change issue. How will government and the energy industry respond?
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