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Many of the decisions relating to future urban development require information on climate
change risks to cities This review of the academic and “grey” literature provides an overview …

Climate change and variability may have an impact on the occurrence of food safety hazards
at various stages of the food chain, from primary production through to consumption. There …

Background: High and low ambient temperatures are associated with increased mortality in
temperate and subtropical climates. Temperature-related mortality patterns are expected to …

Most regions of Australia are exposed to hot summers and regular extreme heat events; and
numerous studies have associated high ambient temperatures with adverse health …

Diarrhoeal illness is a leading cause of child mortality and morbidity worldwide. There are
no precise or current estimates of the types and prevalence of pathogens associated with …

Background: Climate change and global warming have been reported to increase spread of
foodborne pathogens. To understand these effects on Salmonella infections, modeling …

This Technical Report was revised. See https://doi. org/10.1542/peds. 2023-065505. Rising
global temperature is causing major physical, chemical, and ecological changes across the …

Overheated outdoor environments adversely impact urban sustainability and livability.
Urban areas are particularly affected by heat waves and global climate change, which is a …

Cities in Australia are experiencing unprecedented levels of urban overheating, which has
caused a significant impact on the country's socioeconomic environment. This article …