Spotlight on Health and Climate Change: exploring the health voice in climate policy

https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/4189372/90B04A714672DAA99EEE6F535AFA5D49?partnerref=hubspot_email_spotlight-update_lancet200_hcc_webinar1_on-demand&utm_campaign=lancet200&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--_td9RbJvHDTxM35qW8mVJnXAX4DEFa6Du9C9DXHyM9UymV3WsY4PDe0XMc6iKSwgS-N0HE3J-K3BjbtwM_J0pu3lWFg&_hsmi=273425887&utm_content=272617602&utm_source=hs_email&hsCtaTracking=97593b3c-d283-4ce8-bb03-a230582c4857%7C0dd650b0-c68a-4933-902b-500555866a9a As part of our Spotlight on Health and Climate Change, we highlight the ways in which The Lancet Group has worked to reveal climate change to be the biggest global health threat of the 21st century, and also a tremendous opportunity to tackle the social and environmental determinants of health. Special Spotlight activities, led by our expert editors, help us continue this advocacy work. In this Lancet Webinar, a panel of experts explored how health voices can be better heard in climate negotiations by discussing the benefits and mechanisms of bringing a louder health voice into the climate policy arena and examining why the health voice remains relegated to the sidelines. Panellists shared their knowledge and perspectives on various aspects of the interplay between health and climate, such as activism, engaging future generations, and influencing climate policy.v