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National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

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June 2018
Global Environmental Health Newsletter
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Third Global Conference on Health and Climate
Description: In 2018, WHO will hold the Third Global Conference on Climate and Health. Taking an innovative, geographically dispersed approach, the Conference will be held in three locations, in the Pacific (Nadi, Fiji; March 15 - 16), the Indian Ocean (St Louis, Mauritius; March 21 - 22), and the Caribbean (Grenada; October 2018), and will be accompanied by a webinar organized in partnership with Health Canada (March 29).
Together, the meetings will bring together Government representatives from over 40 of the most vulnerable countries and territories in the world, with WHO, other UN partners and technical experts to advance global action on climate change and health.
Date: October 2018
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
More information: Third Global Conference on Health and Climate
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