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Tackling health impacts of climate change and scaling up digital climate action in the spotlight at COP28
By UN News
Dec 02, 2023 4:50 pm

Delegates at COP28 in Dubai on Saturday called for stronger and more resilient global health systems, which are indispensable to protecting populations from the negative impacts of climate change on health.

Ahead of the first ever 'Health Day' at a UN climate conference, delegates signed onto a new declaration on climate and health and separately considered the role of digital technology can play in climate action.

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