Climate models and the use of climate projections : a brief overview for health departments

Schramm, Paul J.; Uejio, Christopher K.; Hess, Jeremy J.; Marinucci, Gino D.; Luber, George

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Climate models and the use of climate projections : a brief overview for health departments

4/30/15
By Schramm, Paul J. ; Uejio, Christopher K. ; Hess, Jeremy J. ; ...
Series: Climate and health technical report series

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Schramm, Paul J. ; Uejio, Christopher K. ; Hess, Jeremy J. ; Marinucci, Gino D. ; Luber, George

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National Center for Environmental Health (U.S.). Division of Environmental Hazards and Health Effects. Climate and Health Program.
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When assessing and preparing for the human health effects of climate change, public health practitioners will likely need to access climatological information. Projected climate data, such as future temperature and precipitation, can be used to assess vulnerability and project disease burden. However, state and local health departments often do not have the capacity to utilize climate data or climate projections. This document provides a definition for climate outlooks and climate models and describes particular outlooks and models that may be useful in anticipating the human health effects of climate change. It also includes a topic overview and some suggested initial methods for state and local health departments. This guidance is in accordance with Step 1 of CDC’s Building Resilience Against Climate Effects (BRACE) framework.

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Climate Change Environmental Exposure/adverse Effects Health Planning Models, Theoretical Public Health Administration Public Health Practice Risk Assessment
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Climate and health technical report series
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6 unnumbered pages
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