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How behavioural changes can help deal with the health impacts of climate change to achieve SDG 13 (climate action).
Climate change is a major public health issue in the 21st century, and the links between climate change and health are increasingly becoming recognised by researchers and policy-makers. Interventions aimed at promoting sustainable behaviours, that is, reducing harmful activities and inducing pro-env
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