Neuro Climate Working Group: Addressing Climate Change Impacts on Brain Health Through Research and Advocacy
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The Neuro Climate Working Group is an initiative focused on protecting brain health in the context of climate change. Their mission encompasses research into how climate change impacts neurological and mental health, advocacy for policy changes, and community engagement to raise awareness and drive solutions worldwide. The group brings together interdisciplinary experts to explore the intersection of climate science and neuroscience.
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Climate change poses significant risks to neurological and mental health that require urgent interdisciplinary attention.
Through global collaboration, we aim to bridge the gap between climate science and neuroscience for actionable solutions.
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