TY - CHAP N2 - When climate disasters like hurricanes, heatwaves, and tsunamis strike, they reveal the inequities of our social, political, and economic structures. They also lay bare the negative impacts of these structures on the health and safety of all people, and particularly socioeconomically vulnerable groups. With original contributions from scholars from a wide range of diverse fields?including environmental studies, public health, legal studies, urban planning, literary studies, and nursing?Climate Justice and Public Health examines this nexus of climate change, which has become impossible to ignore in the twenty-first century. Expanding the climate and health equity discussions to populations all over the globe, the contributors in this volume address an impressive and broad range of topics that include Indigenous health and cultural practices, mental and emotional health, senior health, and impacts on African American communities. Collectively, they present radical new ways of confronting these issues and propose holistic solutions. UR - https://www.umasspress.com/9781625348043/climate-justice-and-public-health/ A1 - Peters, Laura ER A1 - Kelman, Ilan A1 - Van Den Hoek, Jamon A1 - Meriläinen, Eija A1 - Shannon, Geordan CY - Amherst, MA, USA EP - 87 T2 - Climate Justice and Public Health: Realities, Responses, and Reimaginings for a Better Future AV - restricted TI - Intersecting Participatory Action Research and Remote Sensing for Climate Change, Health, and Justice Y1 - 2024/05// SP - 66 N1 - This version is the version of record. For information on re-use, please refer to the publisher's terms and conditions. ID - discovery10195121 PB - University of Massachusetts Press ED - Srikanth, Rajini ED - Thompson, Linda ER -