Integration of Public Health with Adaptation to Climate Change: Lessons Learn...

CRC Press

Contents\n\n--Adaptation to climate variability and change from a public health perspective. \n--Approaching adaptation: parallels and contrasts between the climate and health communities\n\n--The global resurgence of vector-borne diseases: lessons learned from successful and failed adaptation\n\n--Ecology, climate and campylobacteriosis in New Zealand \n--A case study of unintended consequences: arsenic in drinking water in Bangladesh\n\n--Epidemic early warning systems: Ross River virus disease in Australia\n\n--The history of malaria control in Africa: lessons learned and future perspectives\n\n--Heat waves: past and future impacts on health\n\n--Extreme weather and climate events \u2013 implications for public health\n\n--Disease surveillance in the context of climate stressors: needs and opportunities\n\n--Stratospheric ozone depletion: successful responses to a global environmental insult\n\n--The adoption of adaptation measures\n\n--International public health policy case study