Climate change is already changing how people live, work, grow food, and stay healthy. Hotter days, floods, droughts, storms, and rising seas are putting more pressure on communities. Climate change adaptation helps people deal with these risks, while mitigation helps reduce the causes of climate change. Both are needed for a safer future. Planetary Health Weekly helps readers follow the

Good health is about more than hospitals and medicine. Clean air, safe water, healthy soil, and plenty of plants and animals all help people live better lives. Nature and people are closely connected; in fact, we’re a key part of nature. If our environment stays healthy, we have a better chance of staying healthy too. Food security and climate change

Climate change is no longer a problem for the future. It is part of everyday life for people around the world. Hotter days, changing weather, poor air, and stronger storms can affect health in many ways. Climate change impacts on mental health are becoming more common as families face stress, loss, and worry after extreme weather. Learning about these health