Climate Change

Mary Ndira sist outside their house next to a drainage in Kibera slums on March 2, 2022 Photo-Dominic Kiruli

As Population Climbs, Hygiene Suffers in Slums

A man sits alone beside the Spree River during a lockdown in Berlin on April 16, 2021. Image: Sean Gallup/Getty Images

2021—The Year in Global Health

Manual garbage dumping is common in Bangladesh despite the dangers to human health. Many children have no other choice but to search landfills for food. Halishahar, Chattogram, Aug. 27, 2019. Image: Shahriar Farzana.

Pictures of Public Health in Bangladesh

Screenshot of BAHI virtual summit intro

Bloomberg American Health Summit 2020: America’s Reckoning with Public Health

A girl holds a sign as school children take part in a student climate protest in London, England. March 15, 2019. Image: Jack Taylor/Getty

The House Is on Fire: Women and Young People Forward

Goodwill ambassador for UNHCR Emtithal Mahmoud delivered a captivating spoken-word performance for the GHN LIVE at Stanford audience on April 10, 2019.

GHN LIVE at Stanford: Awakening Empathy for Refugees

Kiribati has extended a welcome to refugees in the past—including a group of Afghan refugees back on September 11, 2001—but the island nation’s residents now face displacement due to climate change, without legal protections grants to other refugees.

Is the World Ready for Climate Change Refugees?

Adam Levy's approach to climate change

The Gospel of ClimateAdam: Comedy That Laughs With—Not At—Climate Change

Climate Change’s Threat to American Health

A makeshift memorial honors gun violence victims in Thousand Oaks, Calif., a city that’s currently threatened by raging wildfires. Image: Apu Gomes/AFP/Getty Images

Solutions Summit

Steam and exhaust rise from a power plant on a cold winter day, in Oberhausen, Germany, January 2017.

Climate and Health: The Heart of the Health Policy Nexus

Cape Town residents fill their water jugs at the Highlands Spring in February 2018.

How Cape Town Defeated Day Zero—for Now