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Accelerating the transition to healthy net zero societies: challenges and opportunities for research, policy and practice

The Pathfinder Initiative will be hosting a side event as part of the 2022 Planetary Health Annual Meeting (PHAM), coordinated by the Planetary Health Alliance.

Image of mountains with a river running through and a human settlement
Landscape of Guilin, Li River and Karst mountains. Located near Yangshuo County, Guilin City, Guangxi Province, China.

This session wil be hosted by the Pathfinder Initiative, a project led by researchers at LSHTM that aims to show how well designed policies, actions and technologies can yield multiple benefits for people and planet. 

LSHTM researchers will present the challenges of bringing together coherent evidence on the health co-benefits of climate mitigation actions and ways forward to advance research in this area and generate evidence to inform policy and practice. The health effects of carbon pricing interventions and case studies of implemented climate solutions that are benefitting health, will be explored.  

The event will be chaired by Sir Andy Haines, Professor of Environmental Change and Public health at LSHTM and Co-Chair of the Lancet Pathfinder Commission.

Speakers

  • Dr Peninah Murage, Assistant Professor in Environmental Epidemiology, LSHTM 
  • Dr Sol Cuevas Garcia-Dorado, Research Fellow, LSHTM 
  • Dr Sarah Whitmee, Assistant Professor, LSHTM 
  • Tamzin Reynolds, Research Assistant, Pathfinder Initiative, LSHTM 

Further details can be found on the  and Pathfinder Initiative page. 

Admission

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Follow recording link. Free and open to all. No registration required.

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