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COP31 & Climate Change's "Public Health" Re-Brand
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(Off Guardian) This week, the "great" and the "good" have boarded their private jets and converged on Antalya, Turkey for COP31 – the 31st meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The aim of this particular COP?
Climate Change is being re-branded – it's no longer about the environment, it's about "public health".
This is something I first predicted years ago – several times, actually – but now it's official.
UN and "health leaders" have declared…
The Climate crisis now a health emergency of 'pandemic scale'
— EuroNews
The World Health Organisation's statement on COP31 reads [emphasis added]:
At COP31, WHO will work with partners to help place health at the heart of climate discussions by advancing climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable health systems […] The vital inclusion of Dynamic and Resilient Health Systems in the COP31 Presidency's ten priority themes signals growing recognition that health is both a frontline impact of climate change and a foundation for effective climate response. Resilient health systems help countries anticipate, prevent and respond to climate-related health risks while advancing equity, continuity of care and long-term social resilience.