The need to assess and measure how social vulnerability influences the health impacts of
climate change has resulted in a rapidly growing body of research literature. To date, there …

Extreme heat events impact people and ecosystems across the globe, and they are
becoming more frequent and intense in a warming climate. Responses to heat span sectors …

The complex ecological and socioeconomic interactions that exist in urban areas create
novel abiotic environments and novel ecosystems. Microclimates in urban areas have been …

The rapid acceleration of global warming has led to an increased burden of high
temperature-related diseases (HTDs), highlighting the need for advanced evidence-based …

Cities around the world are experiencing the effects of climate change via increasing
extreme heat worsened by urbanization. Within cities, there are disparities in extreme heat …

The demand for electricity is soaring, propelled not only by population and GDP growth but
also the pressing effects of climate change. This study seeks to address the uncertainties …

Background The adverse health impacts of climate change are increasingly apparent and
the need for adaptation activities is pressing. Risks, drivers, and decision contexts vary …

Climate change challenges public health. Effective management of climate-related health
risks relies on robust public health surveillance (PHS) and population health indicators …

This paper uses the problem of extreme heat to illustrate the inadequacy of laws for
protecting public health under climate change. Climate change is already having serious …

Objectives: Evidence-informed population health initiatives often leverage data from various
sources, such as epidemiologic surveillance data and administrative datasets. Recent …