Global Change and Public Health
Entry_ID: GCRIO 260 GCRIO_Inventory: 2 Entry_Title: Global Change and Public Health Document_Author:Epstein, Paul R. Agency_Name:None Start_Date:None
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Audience_Interest_Guide: Research Community
This paper states that changes in biodiversity allow for the emergence of new
diseases. Losses in biodiversity reduce the resilience of ecosystems.
This document contains a synopsis of changing disease patterns and suggests
a multidisciplinary approach to understand the impacts of climate variability.
Remote sensing is a tool recommended for integration of ecosystems
information with health and other social outcomes. Policies can then be
developed to meet the needs of society.
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Data_Center_Name: None
Dataset_ID: Same as Entry_Title
Group: Data_Center_Contact
Last_Name: Epstein
First_Name: Dr. Paul
Email: None
Phone: (617) 498-1032
Fax: (617) 498-1671
Group: Address
The Cambridge Hospital
1493 Cambridge Street
Cambridge , MA 02139
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Storage_Medium: 14 pages printed matter
Parameter: Public Health>Disease Outbreaks
Parameter: Public Health>Environmental Health
Parameter: Vital Statistics>Morbidity
Parameter: Vital Statistics>Mortality
Parameter: Biological Entities>Land Wildlife
Parameter: Biological Entities>Ocean Vegetation
Parameter: Biological Entities>Surface Vegetation
Parameter: Biological Entities>Birds
Parameter: Earth Radiative Processes>Temperature
Parameter: Atmospheric Dynamics>Precipitation
Parameter: Diseases
Discipline:Physical Sciences >Atmospheric Sciences
Discipline:Physical Sciences >Climatology
Discipline:Physical Sciences >Earth Science >Land
Discipline:Physical Sciences >Ocean
Discipline:Life Sciences >Biology >Marine Biology
Discipline:Life Sciences >Terrestrial Ecology
Discipline:Life Sciences >Human Ecology
Discipline:Life Sciences >Public Health >Communicable Diseases
Discipline:Life Sciences >Public Health >Environmental Health
Discipline:Life Sciences >Public Health >Health Management and Policy
Discipline:Multidisciplinary Sciences >Environmental Studies
Discipline:Multidisciplinary Sciences >Human Ecology
Location:Global
Keyword:ENSO>El Nino Southern Oscillation
Keyword:Infectious diseases
Keyword:biodiversity
Keyword:global change
Keyword:GIS>Geographic Information Systems
Keyword:climate forecasting
Keyword:climatic variability
Keyword:model
Keyword:biological indicators
Keyword:El Nino