The health and security implications of climate change were the subject of an interesting-looking conference hosted by the British Medical Journal in London on Monday. Both medical and military speakers took part in the programme. The meeting produced a strong and succinct statement which underlined how widespread are the ramifications of climate change, in particular as they relate to human health and the security of populations. I’m always cheered to see groups weighing in on climate change from the perspective of its impacts on human welfare, and thought it worth reproducing their statement here.
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Global warming and the future of New Zealand