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Health Implications, Leaders Societies,and Climate Change: A Global Review

Ansar Abbas, - and Dian Ekowati, - and Fendy Suhariadi, - and Rakotoarisoa Maminirina Fenitra, - (2023) Health Implications, Leaders Societies,and Climate Change: A Global Review. In: Ecological Footprints of Climate Change. Springer Climate Scopus Indexed, pp. 653-675. ISBN Ebook ISBN 978-3-031-15501-720

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Abstract

Perhaps the most recent difficulty for human beings across the globe is to comprehend climate change effects. It substantially impacts human rights, public health, and socio-economic benevolence. There are responsible leaders worldwide who are cognizant of its wide-ranging effects. They are undertaking appropriate initiatives (using their personality charisma/influence) to disseminate accurate infor�mation and increase awareness of global negative environmental effects. The ability of a community to anticipate, cope with, resist, and recover from the effects of weather events determines its vulnerability to climate change. The impact of climate change will be seen in the industrial and agricultural sectors, health, and quality of life of nations. Some argue that climate change would exacerbate disparities between rich and poor, minority, and politically marginalized groups. In contrast, others argue that these disparities will be worsened by shifting transportation, health, and energy infrastructures. For the sake of humanity, it is vital to take action to raise awareness of climate change. During the discussion of climate change, this chapter focuses on the health implications and the role of leadership in waking up the world’s cultures. The literature review conclusions are open to various researchers and practitioners alike

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Book Section

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Social psychology · Individuals · Leaders · Organizations · Well-being Human health and change · Climate change · Global perspective

Subjects:

H Social Sciences
H Social Sciences > HT Communities. Classes. Races > HT51-1595 Communities. Classes. Races > HT101-395 Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology > HT388 Regional economics. Space in economics

Divisions:

04. Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis > Doktoral Ilmu Manajemen

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