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Upcoming Webinars

Climate Change and Health: The IPCC Report and COP27

February 24, 2023 @ 12 - 1pm Pacific Time (PT)

Cost: FREE

Sherilee Harper, PhD
Canada Research Chair in Climate Change & Health,
School of Public Health, University of Alberta

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Climate change is impacting the health of millions of people around the world. From slow onset climate changes to weather and climate extremes, climate change is impacting everything we care about. In this presentation, the health findings from the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report on climate change impacts and adaptation will be presented, and then linked to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change COP27 and COP28. As one of the Lead Authors on the IPCC report, Dr. Harper will highlight the connections between the IPCC's international science assessment process to the international climate change negotiations that occur at UN Climate Change COPs.

Sherilee Harper is a Canada Research Chair in Climate Change and Health, Kule Scholar, and an Associate Professor in the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta. Her research investigates associations between weather, environment, and health equity in the context of climate change, and she collaborates with partners across sectors to prioritise climate-related health actions, planning, interventions, and research. She was a Lead Author on two Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports; served on the Gender Task Group for the IPCC; Lead Author on Health Canada's 2022 Climate Change and Health Assessment; and Co-chaired the Government of Canada's Health and Wellbeing Advisory Table for the National Adaptation Strategy.

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Archived Seminars

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December 7, 2022: Air quality sensor lending libraries: Bringing home public health (Presented by Walter Zicha, Anne-Marie Nicol, Angela Eykelbosh)
November 30, 2022: Housing as a determinant of health equity (Presented by Diana Hernández and Carolyn Swope)
October 26, 2022: Climate change and opportunistic pathogens (OPs) in the built environment (Presented by Juliette O'Keeffe)
September 29, 2022: We don’t need a better rat trap: Reconceptualising municipal rat management (Presented by Michael Joseph Lee)
August 30, 2022: Surveying mosquito distribution in BC and Yukon Territory in a changing climate (Presented by Dan Peach and Danica Shannon)
July 28, 2022: Daily and hourly exposure to PM2.5 and wildfire smoke and cognitive performance in a brain-training game: A longitudinal study of US adults (Presented by Stephanie Cleland)
June 28, 2022: Preventing injuries and deaths during extreme heat events (Presented by Glen Kenny, Robert Meade, Sarah Henderson)
May 26, 2022: Fires, Floods & Hurricanes: Protecting Canadians by Identifying and Managing Threats to Safe Drinking Water (Presented by Monica Emelko)
April 27, 2022: Irreversible Extreme Heat: Protecting Canadians and Communities from a Lethal Future (Presented by Joanna Eyquem)
March 24, 2022: Health Canada’s new lead guideline and results of an Indigenous Services Canada, FNIHB drinking water sampling survey in children's facilities (Presented by France Lemieux, Tony Thepsouvanh)
February 24, 2022: The COVID-19 pandemic and climate change: Two different, but equally important, crises having major psychosocial impacts (Presented by Dr. Mélissa Généreux)
February 17, 2022: Quebec’s health alert system for cold weather events (Presented by Fateh Chebana)
January 25, 2022: Spatially exploring COVID-19 risks in BC’s neighbourhoods (Presented by Valorie Crooks, Leah Rosenkrantz)
December 16, 2021: Infection prevention and control infractions and Ontario personal service settings (Presented by Katherine Paphitis, David Ryding)
November 25, 2021: The British Columbia Radon Data Repository – What is it and how can we use it? (Presented by David McVea, Jeffrey Trieu)
October 26, 2021: Public health and law enforcement in partnership: What does the public need to know about illegal cannabis? (Presented by Kim Shelford, Hovan Baghdassarian, Rachel Huggins)
September 29, 2021: Mobilizing Environmental Data to Build Healthier Cities for All - CANUE (Presented by Jeffrey Brook, Eleanor Setton, Dany Doiron)
August 26, 2021: Impact of Climate Change and Wild Weather on Mental and Physical Health, Lost Time From Work and the Need to Prepare (Presented by Dr. Blair Feltmate)
July 28, 2021: Protecting the health of Canadians and Canadian workers on our warming planet (presented by Dr. Glen P. Kenny)
June 24, 2021: Climate-health adaptation planning: Two approaches, one shared learning journey (presented by Sarah Warren & Kerry-Ann Charles-Norris)
May 26, 2021: Indoor CO2 Sensors for COVID-19 Risk Mitigation: Current Guidance and Limitations (presented by Dr. Angela Eykelbosh)
April 29, 2021: Visual Tools and Processes for Engaging Intersectoral Partners on the Health Impacts of Resource Development (presented by Dr. Raina Fumerton & Sally Western)
April 1, 2021: Environmental factors associated with freshwater recreational water quality in Toronto and Niagara (presented by Dr. Johanna Sanchez & Dr. Jordan Tustin)
February 24, 2021: Scoping Population Health in Impact Assessment (ScopHIA) (presented by Jennifer Ann Brown & Dr. Candace I. J. Nykiforuk)
February 17, 2021: Psychosocial Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic: A frame of reference from lessons learned through disasters in Canada (presented by Mélissa Généreux)
December 17, 2020: Surface Cleaning and Disinfection in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic (presented by Tina Chen, KT Scientist, NCCEH)
November 10, 2020: COVID-19 management in personal services settings: Lessons learned from a nail salon outbreak (presented by Dr. Azim Kasmani and Anthony Li)
October 22, 2020: KALAMITea - Kombucha alcohol levels affecting mothers, infants and toddlers (presented by Lorraine McIntyre, BCCDC)
September 30, 2020: COVID-19 Risks and precautions for the performing arts (presented by Juliette O'Keeffe, EH & KT Scientist, NCCEH)
August 27, 2020: When shelter in place isn't an option - environmental health guidance for encampments during COVID-19 (presented by Jade Yehia, Regional Built Environment Consultant, Island Health)
June 2020: Responding to Climate Change as Public Health Professionals (presented by Kim Perrotta, Executive Director, Creating Healthy and Sustainable Environments (CHASE))
May 28, 2020: COVID-19 Precautions for Multi-unit Residential Buildings (presented by Dr. Angela Eykelbosh, EH & KT Scientist, NCCEH)
April 30, 2020: Indoor environmental quality of sustainable building designs and occupant health (presented by Dr. Karen Bartlett, School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia)
February 20, 2020: Strategies to combat Legionnaires’ Disease – Outbreak Investigation and Preventive Policy (presented by Mark McCabe, Fraser Health Authority; Christopher Radziminski, and Phillip White from City of Vancouver)
January 30, 2020: An Investigation of Mercury Poisoning and Home Contamination: Success through multi-sectoral collaboration (presented by Lori Holmes, Huron Perth Public Health; Sunil Varughese, Public Health Ontario; Vince Spilchuk, Public Health Ontario)
December 18, 2019: Marijuana Edibles: Regulatory Updates, Risk Assessment and Public Health Messaging (presented by Keith Warriner, Department of Food Science, University of Guelph)
November 20, 2019: Cannabis Edibles Roles & Responsibilities in Regional Health Authorities; (presented by Carrie Cotton, Senior Policy Analyst, Ministry of Health)
October 2, 2019: Lessons Learned From the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: The Role of Disaster (presented by Dr. Richard Kwok, Chief of Staff, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences)
September 26, 2019: Lessons in Public Health Planning for Wildfire Smoke (presented by Sally Maguet, Consultant, BC Centre for Disease Control)
July 11, 2019: BCIT Student Research Projects (presented by Christine Sweezey, Michael Cai, Diane Lee)
June 12, 2019: Calls to the British Columbia Drug and Poison Information Centre on the Cusp of Cannabis Legalization (presented by Tissa Rahim, Project Coordinator, BC Centre for Disease Control)
May 29, 2019: Risks and vulnerabilities due to climate change in Canada: New evidence and HealthADAPT (presented by Peter Berry, Senior Policy Analyst, Health Canada)
April 18, 2019: Paradox of Wealth and Health: Resource Development and Social Determinants of Health (presented by Barbara Oke, Regional Manager, Health and Resource Development, Northern Health and Melissa Aalhus, Health and Resource Development Technical Advisor, Northern Health)
March 27, 2019: Cyanobacteria and drinking water (presented by Juliette O'Keeffe, EH & KT Scientist, NCCEH and Victoria (Tory) Colling, Scientist, Walkerton Clean Water Centre)
March 6, 2019: Indigenous Food Safety and Security: Community Adaptations in the Wake of Climate Pressures (presented by Casey Neathway, Interior Regional Manager of Environmental Public Health Services, First Nations Health Authority and Leela Steiner, Environmental Health and Knowledge Translation Scientist, NCCEH)
January 30, 2019: Supporting Health Equity through Healthy Built Environments (presented by Dianne Oickle, Knowledge Translation Specialist, NCCDH and Karen Rideout, Karen Rideout Consulting)

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