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Bai, Yuqi

Bao, Junzhe

Cai, Wenjia

Chang, Nan

Chen, Huiqi

Cheng, Liangliang

Cui, Xueqin

Dai, Hancheng

Danna, Bawuerjiang

Di, Qian

Dong, Wenxuan

Dou, Dejing

Fan, Weicheng

Fan, Xing

Fang, Xiaoyi

Fu-Chun, Margaret Chan Fung

Gao, Tong

Geng, Yang

Gong, Peng

Guan, Dabo

Hamilton, Ian

Hu, Yixin

Hua, Junyi

Huang, Cunrui

Huang, Hong

Huang, Jianbin

Jiang, Qiaolei

Jiang, Xiaopeng

Ke, Piyu

Kiesewetter, Gregor

Lampard, Pete

Li, Chuanxi

Li, Ruiqi

Li, Shuangli

Liang, Lu

Lin, Borong

Lin, Hualiang

Liu, Qiyong

Liu, Xiaobo

Liu, Xinyuan

Liu, Yufu

Liu, Zhao

Liu, Zhu

Lou, Shuhan

Lu, Chenxi

Luo, Yong

Luo, Zhenyu

Ma, Wei

McGushin, Alice

Niu, Yanlin

Ren, Chao

Ruan, Zengliang

Schopp, Wolfgang

Shan, Yuli

Su, Jing

Sun, Taochun

Wang, Qiong

Wen, Sanmei

Xie, Yang

Xiong, Hui

Xu, Bing

Xu, Meng

Yan, Yu

Yang, Jun

Yang, Lianping

Yang, Xiu

Yu, Le

Yue, Yujuan

Zeng, Yiping

Zhang, Chi

Zhang, Jing

Zhang, Shaohui

Zhang, Shihui

Zhang, Yao

Zhang, Zhongchen

Zhao, Jiyao

Zhao, Liang

Zhao, Mengzhen

Zhao, Zhe

Zhou, Jingbo

Zhu, Zhenghong

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The 2021 China report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change:Seizing the window of opportunity

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The 2021 China report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change:seizing the window of opportunity

China, with its growing population and economic development, faces increasing risks to health from climate change, but also opportunities to address these risks and protect health for generations to come. Without a timely and adequate response, climate change will impact lives and livelihoods at an accelerated rate. In 2020, the Lancet Countdown Regional Centre in Asia, led by Tsinghua University, built on the work of the global Lancet Countdown and began its assessment of the health profile of climate change in China with the aim of triggering rapid and health-responsive actions.This 2021 report is the first annual update, presenting 25 indicators within five domains: climate change impacts, exposures, and vulnerability; adaptation, planning, and resilience for health; mitigation actions and health co-benefits; economics and finance; and public and political engagement. The report represents the contributions of 88 experts from 25 leading institutions in, and outside of, China. From 2020 to 2021, five new indicators have been added and methods have been improved for many indicators. Where possible, the indicator results are presented at national and provincial levels to facilitate local understanding and policy making. In a year marked by COVID-19, this report also endeavours to reflect on China's pathway for a green recovery, ensuring it aligns with the carbon neutrality goal, for the health of the current and future generations

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The 2021 China report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change:Seizing the window of opportunity

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