
handle: 20.500.14243/418733 , 11382/555032
This paper addresses the issue of planetary health under a multidisciplinary profile. It starts with defining the scope of planetary health, retracing its most salient historical points. It then reflects on the socio-political changes needed to achieve transformational change in society. The concepts of health literacy and environmental health literacy are explored as a useful means of disseminating and raising awareness about planetary health. Finally, a case study related to heart disease is explored to demonstrate why this approach is more necessary today than ever.
climate change, environmental medicine, planetary health, climate justice
climate change, environmental medicine, planetary health, climate justice
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