Climate instability and global warming have been identified as the greatest threat to public health of our generation (The Lancet, 2015). An ever-growing evidence base demonstrates that mental health is profoundly impacted by both the acute and slow-moving disruptions of people and places associated with climate change and unsustainable global economic processes. The numerous recent severe weather disasters have made the urgency of climate change very clear.
Alex Trope (Schrobenhauser-Clonan), MD, MSc, PGY 3 UCSF
Robin Cooper, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor, UCSF, Dept of Psychiatry
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