Ethical Perspectives on Health Impacts of Climate Change | NCBio / NordForsk Day 1

Conference on Ethical Perspectives on Health Impacts of Climate Change, hosted by The Nordic Committee on Bioethics and NordForsk at Umeå Folkets hus 22 September 2022.
Topics include Arctic well-being, global health, ecocide, climate justice, and more
Read more about the The Nordic Committee on Bioethics here : ncbio.org/.
Program:
13:00-13:45 Keynote: Health & Climate - the Scientific Facts and Ethical Reflections
Joacim Rocklöv.  Humboldt Prof, Heidelberg University, Visiting Prof. Epidemiology Umeå University Dept. Public Health and Clinical Medicine
13:45-15:15 Nordic Effects, Vulnerabilities, and Responsibilities
“Climate Change, Ethics, and Arctic Human Well-being: Reflections from research in Greenlandic Coastal Communities”
Joan Nymand Larsen. Professor of Economics, University of Akureyri, Iceland, and Stefansson Arctic Institute, Senior Scientist and Research Director. Coordinating lead author for the Polar Regions chapter of the IPCC WG-II 5th assessment report. Expertise in Arctic climate change impacts and adaptation.
“Interdisciplinarity research - Holistic view for Health and Well-being"
Birgitta Evengård. Professor of Infectious Diseases at Umeå University, Sweden with a background in parasitology (K.I.). Expertise on infectious diseases and climate change in the north.
“Climate change and the One Health perspective in the North”
Arja Rautio. Professor of Arctic Research, VP Research U Arctic, Director of Thule Institute, Group leader for Artic Health in Faculty of Medicine, University of Oulu. Expertise on One Health and changing climate in the Arctic.
15:15-15:45 Coffee break
15:45-16:15 Bioethics and Moral Changes (The Bioethics Perspective)
”How Bioethics can Help Mitigate Climate Emissions”
Cheryl Cox MacPherson, Professor in Bioethics, School of Medicine, St George University of Grenada, West Indies. Editor of Bioethical Insights into Values and Policy: Climate Change and Health (Springer Press, 2016) and author of “Energy, Emissions, and Public Health Ethics” Oxford Handbook of Public Health Ethics 2019). “Why Bioethics Should Address Climate Change and How It Might Do So” (in Bioethical Insights, 2016). 
16:15 End stream.

[@davidkuehne9372]

BS! 💩

[@CjJohns1776]

health impacts of the ELITES CLIMATE MODIFICATION PROGRAMS... that's what we need to be discussing.

[@dildoswaggins2907]

BQQM 😎

[@scottmclean8910]

Amen

[@roadtrip2943]

Whatever happened to global warming. If it was in error from years ago why is climate change not in error now

[@minabrite]

Please tell me the time that the climate on this earth didn’t change.

[@tomemery7890]

And some censorship too, looking at the comments

[@tomemery7890]

13,000 views, 24 likes

[@nancybaumgartner6774]

The climate is supposed to change . It always has and always will . Our culture has become dark and superstitious, not unlike ancient cultures who thought they had to engage in human sacrifice to ensure a good harvest . We just have shinier toys , but are every bit as ignorant and wicked .

[@janklaas6885]

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[@necksugar]

Vampires

[@barryfennell9723]

It's funny how you'll hear from people that the climate always has been changing because most of the time these people don't even know how the Water Cycle works from Elementary School. let alone Geological Chemistry. Someone who constantly talks about Chemt-Trails and yet denies or doesn't understand the Carbon Cycle.