WHO Calls Climate Change a Health Crisis Ahead of COP31
46 sec Health
Next week, I will join world leaders in Turkey for the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP31.
Once again, WHO will be making the case that the climate crisis is a health crisis, and that health is the most compelling reason for climate action.
The health impacts of climate change are not a theoretical risk for the future.
They're right here and right now. The climate crisis is fueling outbreaks, driving higher rates of heart and lung disease, cancer and asthma, and making healthy diets less affordable.
Climate denialism doesn't help. It only hurts.
End of transcript · 94 words
Up next
1:25 Benefits of Pomegranate Juice for Health 
1:45 Identifying Fake Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
2:07 Statins and Heart Disease Effectiveness 
6:30 Lawsuit Against Vaccine Manufacturer 
3:17 Graviola Tea Recipe and a Claim of Cancer Recovery 
1:48 A Taste of a Poisonous Plant Sparks an Argument 
1:15 Male Aesthetic Features: Hairline, Jawline and Beard Transplants 
0:42 A Message Before Difficult Surgery: Prayers for the Operation and People in Tents 
0:40 Speaking Too Fast and Stumbling Over Words Due to Anxiety 
0:33 Customer from Rasht Shops for Skincare and a Philips Shaver 
0:13 A conversation about intense stress 
1:52 Marine Serum Treatment: Practitioner Defends Method Despite Practice Ban
iPhone app Translate videos on your iPhone Paste a TikTok, Instagram or X link, add subtitles in your language and save the video to Photos. 
Made with TranslateMom
TranslateMom transcribes and translates videos from X, TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. Paste a link and you get a page like this one, in your language.