Titlebook: Bioethical Insights into Values and Policy; Climate Change and H Cheryl C. Macpherson Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerla

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Climate Change in Africa and the Middle East in Light of Health and Salient Regional Valueshe Middle East as well as how medical professionals, such as doctors, nurses, bioethicists and public health researchers, should respond to them in light of . and Islam, values characteristically held in those regions.

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Environmental Harms in Distant Polar Regions and Small Island Developing Statesraphies, flora and fauna, and annual average temperatures. Despite their differences, they are similar in having small percentages of global population, limited economic and political influence, growing reliance on imported food and goods, and producing relatively small amounts of greenhouse gas emi

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Beyond the Precautionary Principle: Protecting Public Health and the Environment in the Face of Uncenvoked in environmental health regulatory debates, implicit and explicit invocations of the Principle have spread to other contexts. Here we seek to understand the potential uses of the Precautionary Principle for those concerned with population health by considering its invocation in five cases: va

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Why Bioethics Should Address Climate Change and How It Might Do So of emission-associated benefits and harms. The relative inattention of bioethics to climate change is surprising given its roots and concern with health, wellbeing, and autonomy. Bioethics could improve understanding among policymakers and others that autonomy is expressed and health is experienced