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Robert Sanscartier

WHO Urges Migrant-Inclusive, Climate-Resilient Health Systems

" the seventh in the Global Evidence Review on Health and Migration (GEHM) series. This landmark publication draws attention to the growing intersection of climate change, migration, and health, calling for urgent action to ensure health systems are prepared to meet the health needs of climate-affected migrant and displaced populations

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Mirage NewsWHO Urges Migrant-Inclusive, Climate-Resilient Health SystemsThe World Health Organization (WHO) has released a new report " Health system strengthening interventions to improve the health of displaced and
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France faces largest wildfire in decades

Firefighters are battling a massive wildfire in Southeastern France’s Aude department. Since Tuesday, the fire has burned an area 1.5 times larger than Paris. One person has died, and three are missing. Dry, windy conditions are fueling the country’s largest wildfire in decades. The French Prime Minister called it an unprecedented disaster.

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France 24 · France faces largest wildfire in decades
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Völkerrechtsblog

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Climate Change Law and the Law of the Sea

From among the rich pickings of the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) unanimous advisory opinion on climate change, this post focusses specifically on the relationship between international climate change law and the law of the sea. In doing so, it will reflect on the systemic impacts of the ICJ advisory opi

#ClimateChange #LawOfTheSea #UNCLOS

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voelkerrechtsblog.orgClimate Change Law and the Law of the Sea
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Völkerrechtsblog

New on our blog!

Climate Change Law and the Law of the Sea

From among the rich pickings of the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) unanimous advisory opinion on climate change, this post focusses specifically on the relationship between international climate change law and the law of the sea. In doing so, it will reflect on the systemic impacts of the ICJ advisory opi

#ClimateChange #LawOfTheSea #UNCLOS

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voelkerrechtsblog.orgClimate Change Law and the Law of the Sea
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ProPublica

Rural residents were upset when Oregon released a statewide map estimating property risk from wildfires.

Until then, the impacts of climate change were abstract to many people, one senator said. “This is a very big chicken coming home to roost.”
propublica.org/article/oregon-

ProPublicaHow the Rapid Spread of Misinformation Pushed Oregon Lawmakers to Kill the State’s Wildfire Risk Map
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Nicolas Fournier

Groundwater collapse
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withdrawal of groundwater is particularly well documented in California, since years.
A couple of examples in retail newspapers - you will find plenty others, just to highlight that we have more than 10 years of articles on that:
2015
franceinfo.fr/monde/usa/secher
2019
meteomedia.com/fr/nouvelles/na
2023
liberation.fr/environnement/cl

You can link these news to
Jakarta => 2 meters down
Venezia => 20 to 30 cms down
Vittel => 2 meters down
....

Un champ de maïs affecté par la sécheresse à Oisy-le-Verger (Pas-de-Calais), le 17 juillet 2015.
Franceinfo · Sécheresse : la Californie s'affaisseBy franceinfo
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Robert Sanscartier

To be clear: It’s not about convincing your friends, family, neighbours or colleagues to care about climate change. Chances are they already do. It’s about letting them know you care too — that it’s normal to care, and typical to take action

Talking about climate change is how we break the taboo, build a sense of unity, inspire hope and kickstart action. And it’s easier than you might think

downtoearth.org.in/climate-cha

How to talk to your friends about climate action
Down To Earth · How to talk to your friends about climate actionBy Bella Zanin
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Robert Sanscartier

Despite Cyprus being better prepared than ever ahead of the wildfire season, last month Cyprus was hit with its worst wildfire in decades. As Cypriots look for answers, countries in the region – including Greece – are also facing similar challenges as they struggle to build resilience & keep up with the impacts of climate change

ekathimerini.com/multimedia/po

www.ekathimerini.com · Cyprus’ worst wildfire in decades, politics, and the climate crisisBy Newsroom
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Robert Sanscartier

Climate-fuelled El Nino events are devastating butterflies, beetles and other tropical insects

There is an urgent need for global efforts to understand and mitigate the effects of climate change on these vital species and their ecosystems

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Climate-fuelled El Niño events are devastating butterflies, beetles and other tropical insects
Down To Earth · Climate-fuelled El Nino events are devastating butterflies, beetles and other tropical insectsBy Nigel Stork
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Jack McGovan

Interesting new paper found regular exposure to heat can affect learning outcomes for students, especially those in lower socioeconomic groups. That means students at schools with AC will fare much better as temperatures rise and heat waves become more common. Demonstrates clearly how the climate crisis exacerbates already existing inequalities in the world, as quality of education is already correlated with wealth.

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journals.plos.orgCumulative exposure to urban heat can affect the learning capacity of students and penalize the vulnerable and low-income young population: A systematic reviewElevated temperatures pose significant threats to human health, with young people particularly susceptible to impaired cognitive performance and increased mental health risks. Prolonged exposure to heat may compound these effects, especially in educational settings. This systematic review synthesizes existing research on the long-term and cumulative effects of heat stress on students’ cognitive performance. It evaluates the scale and mechanisms of cognitive decline, explores adaptation strategies and technologies designed to mitigate these impacts, and examines social and economic disparities in vulnerability to heat. The review also considers projections of future overheating and its cognitive consequences. A comprehensive literature search was conducted across PubMed, Scopus, PsycINFO, Web of Science, Science Direct, and Google Scholar for peer-reviewed studies published in English between 2009 and December 2024. Inclusion criteria focused on research examining prolonged temperature exposure effects on school and university students’ learning capacity, socioeconomic inequalities, applied adaptation measures, and future climate-related cognitive risks. Studies focused on short-term heat effects, clinical trials, theses, and reviews were excluded. Eligible studies were selected for their large sample sizes and methodological robustness to minimize bias. The findings were synthesized narratively. Seven studies from six articles, encompassing data on nearly 14.5 million students across 61 countries, met the inclusion criteria. Long-term heat exposure was found to impair students’ cumulative learning, with complex tasks (e.g., mathematics) more affected than simpler ones (e.g., reading). Adaptation via acclimatization and increased air conditioning use showed protective effects. However, lower socioeconomic groups faced disproportionately greater impacts, underlining critical inequalities. As global temperatures rise, these disparities may widen. The review notes challenges related to methodological differences and population heterogeneity across studies (S1 Checklist).
#ClimateChange#ClimateCrisis#education
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Nauru sells first passports to help fund relocations as sea levels rise
By Audrey Courty

Australia's Pacific neighbour Nauru has sold its first passports as part of a program raising funds for the relocation of residents affected by rising sea levels.

abc.net.au/news/2025-08-07/nau

ABC News · Nauru sells first passports to help fund relocations as sea levels riseBy Audrey Courty
#ForeignAffairs#ClimateChange#WorldPolitics
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