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Health Impact on Climate Change
1. Environment Presentation Competition-2014
MAIN THEME -
“RAISE YOUR VOICE NOT THE SEA LEVEL”
Selected Sub Theme - Climate change and health impact
Title - “Health Impact on Climate Change”
Participant’s Name - MD. NABIL ZAWAD
3. What is Climate Change?
o Climate change is the result of long-term
significant changes in our weather patterns.
o In understanding global climate changes it is
necessary to combine many disciplines, including
oceanography, meteorology, geomorphology,
geology and paleoclimatology.
o Climate change can be natural or caused by
changes people have made to the land or
atmosphere.
4. Causes of Climate Interruption
Natural
Causes
• Continental Drift
• Volcanoes
• The Earth's Tilt
• Ocean Currents
Continental DriftVolcanoes
Ocean Current
Earth’s Tilt
5. Causes of Climate Interruption
• Major cause of climate change.
• 97% of climate scientists agree
that climate-warming trends over
the past century are very likely
due to human activities.
• Deforestation, Burning of Fossil
Fuels, Air Pollution are the main
results of global warming caused
by humans which eventually
changes the climate.
Human Causes
6. Causes of Climate Interruption
Fig. - Human's Interruption and It's Result
7. See 63 Years of Climate Change
This animated visualization shows how global surface temperatures have
increased from 1950 through the end of 2013. ( Courtesy – NASA )
8. Health Impact on Climate Change
The most
vulnerable people—
(i) The children,
(ii) The elders,
(iii) The poor, and
(iv) Those with
underlying health
conditions
—are at increased
risk for health
effects from climate
change.
11. Health Impact Due to Droughts & Floods
Climate
Change
Droughts
& Floods
Hampers Agricultural
Yields & Production
Threats Human Health
by Compromising Food
Security
Malnutrition ,
Infectious Diseases,
Food Poisoning
14. Facts… Urban air
pollution
causes about
1.2 million
deaths every
year.
Rising temperatures and variable
precipitation are likely to decrease the
production of staple foods in many of
the poorest regions – by up to 50% by
2020 in some African countries.This will
increase the prevalence of malnutrition,
which currently cause 3.5 million deaths
every year.
15. Facts…
Studies suggest
that climate
change could
expose an
additional 2
billion people to
dengue
transmission by
the 2080
the modest
warming that
has occurred
since the
1970s was
already causing
over 140 000
excess deaths
annually by the
year 2004
16. What Can We Do?
Think & Share ideas !
Try something on your own !
Reduce, Reuse & Recycle!
Live a Eco-Friendly Life !
17. Use local bus or
bicycle for
movement or
you can even
walk in short
journeys!!
Some Eco-Friendly Examples!
Tropospheric Ozone, or Ground Level ozone, or Bad Ozone-This gas is found in the troposphere, the layer that forms the immediate atmosphere. Bad Ozone does not exist naturally. Human actions (global warming) cause chemical reactions between oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and volatile organic compounds (VOC) in presence of sunlight which produces it.
This is the effective poster (left side) designed by Fabrica on behalf of the World Health Organization for deployment at the Conference on Climate Change.
Reduce- use of “Green-House Gases”, Polythenes.
Reuse - reuse products like papers, bottles, bags, clothes etc.Recycle- reprocesses & reproduction of products.
Buying from local shops will reduce the use of fuel & keep the environment pollution free.
Cycling not only helps environment but also helps to keep human healthy & reduces the time in traffic