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Impacts : sea level rises
food water contamination
rising temperatures

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Increased frequency and intensity of storm surges can cause the collapse of infrastructure and more water contamination which will cause injury and lead to infections

More frequent heat waves, will cause aggravated cardio vascular diseases as people fail to cope with changing climates.

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- Rising temps> heat stroke, dehydration, respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses
- Extreme weather> injury, death, water-borne illnesses, stress & anxiety
- Air quality impact> allergy-related diseases
- Vector borne diseases> Changes in vector behavior, expanding their global range from changing weather patterns.

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- storm surges -> short term flooding, food and water contamination, infrastructure damage, stress/trauma
- long-term flooding: food and water contamination, population displacement, water borne pathogens
- rising temperature could cause more frequent and severe heat waves which could decrease air quality, cause heat related illnesses e.g. heat stroke and may also impact mental health. Rising temperatures may also cause changes in infection agents and new pests.

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iclimate changes has many health impacts both physical and psychological.
Populations and community health are affected by factors called health determinant.

Sea levels rising means food supply are at risk, as well as health services. Causing increased damage to property and infrastructure. In people that may lead to oveerall increases in stress, anxiety adn trauma

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- climate change hazards are impacting health determinants (community and individuals)
- WHO has identified climate change as the biggest global health threat of the 21st century
-rising temperature leads to changes in infectious agents which may lead to introduction of new pests affecting food/crop production --> may affect the supply of food --> food shortage?

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Extreme weather: Increased frequency and intensity of storms can result in an increased risk of injuries, food and water shortages, increased stress, anxiety and trauma. It could also result in potential wild fires as seen in Australia early in 2020, increasing the risk to exacerbation of respiratory diseases including asthma.

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- Rising temperatures will likely increase dehydration and heat strokes
- Increase cases of waterborne and vector borne disease
- Risk human lives from disasters and extreme weather

- More respiratory illnesses due to the air quality
- Rising sea levels can cause food and water contamination as well as shortages.

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many climate change factors such as flooding, droughts, wildfire, etc... would result in trauma and stress (lots of mental strain).

rising temperatures increase the vector-borne disease and allergies as there is more pollen and spores.

rising sea levels would destroy infrastructure, contaminate the water and increase the prevalence of water-borne diseases.

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One hazard of climate change is sea level rise which can exacerbate the occurrence of storm surges and flooding. This can have social impacts such as stress, anxiety, trauma, food and water contamination or shortages which can result in undernutrition or malnutrition,  increased prevalence of water-borne pathogens and contaminants such as cholera and malaria, disruption of health services and power outages.

Another hazard is more extreme weather. This can result in increased frequency and intensity of storms, more frequent or prolonged droughts and more wildfires. Consequently, this can mean injury, death, mental health issues such as stress, anxiety and trauma, food and water shortages which can result in dehydration and undernutrition, increased waterborne pathogens such as malaria and typhoid, exacerbation of respiratory conditions such as asthma and emphysema.

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Sea level rise -->  Storm surges and flooding -->
- Stress anxiety and trauma
- Food and water contamination and/or shortages
-Increased prevalence of water-borne contaminants and pathogens
- Infrastructure and property damage

Rising temperature --> more frequent, severe, and prolonged heat waves and urban “heat island” effects -->
- Decreased air quality due to heat (smog)
-Heat-related deaths

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Impacts
-Sea level rise: Storm Surges: Flooding:  Stress, anxiety and trauma - Food and water shortages - Prevalence of water born disease - Infrastructure damage

-Rising temperature: Frequent, prolonged heat waves and heat island effect, Introduction of pests, longer disease transmission seasons, Increased production of pollens and spores: Decreased air quality - Heat related death - Increased allergies

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- rising temperatures --> dehydration and increased heat-related illnesses such as heat strokes
- worse air quality due to increased GG emissions lead --> allergies, respiratory illnesses
-  vector-borne diseases such as malaria and lyme disease will increase due to prolonged warm seasons and increase in humidity in some areas due to changes in precipitation.
- extreme weather: increased wildfires will cause respiratory illnesses, injuries. Increased storms and flooding could lead to water and food contamination.