Episode 13: Climate change, water and health, Navajo Nation

In this episode of Global Health TV, today we’ll be looking at climate change - the single biggest health threat facing humanity. At the American Geophysical Union meeting in Chicago, Illinois we catch up with environmental engineer, Dr May Sule from Cranfield University, Dr Katelyn O’Dell, an atmospheric scientist from George Washington University and community science leader, Carmen George on the cultural significance of water in the Navajo Nation.