Reflections on training with the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare On 4 October, North Bristol – where I live – joined many NHS Trusts in declaring a climate emergency “to show a clear and positive commitment to tackle it and its effects on the health of our population”. Shortly after this, during two weeks of climate action by the protest group Extinction Rebellion, hundreds of health workers…
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