Flooding
Key Messages
Relationships are foundational to all public health practices and activities to support community psychosocial and mental health post-flooding.…
Please see the full project description and companion reports here.
This project considered the potential direct and indirect health impacts of sea level rise on coastal communities, and how better…
This monthly Research Scan highlights recent environmental health publications by topic and provides easy access to article abstracts and report summaries to support public health professionals,…
While increases in precipitation and temperature have been observed across Canada in the last half-century and are predicted for the future as climate change proceeds, there is still little…
Photo credit: Ville de Belle-Baie, New Brunswick. Credit Pascal Chiasson (2020), with permission
This report is part 3 of 4 from the NCCEH/CLIMAtlantic “Sea level rise and public health implications…
Climate change is driving an increase in daily extreme precipitation in Canada, which when combined with other landscape factors, such as urbanization, deforestation, and loss of wetlands, can result…
Photo credit: Tuktoyaktuk, NWT Credit: Dept of Environment and Natural Resources, GNWT (with permission)
This report is part 4 of 4 from the NCCEH/CLIMAtlantic “Sea level rise and public health…
Flooding is the most common climate-related disaster globally, and floods are increasing in frequency across Canada. Floods have a significant and long-term impact on community mental health and…
This monthly Research Scan highlights recent environmental health publications by topic and provides easy access to article abstracts and report summaries to support public health professionals,…