The recording of our 2019 webinar, Health care’s climate footprint: Report findings and opportunities for action, as well as the presentations of our presenters are now available for GGHH members to access on GGHH Connect.

Organized by Health Care Without Harm and its GGHH program, this webinar presented the findings and recommendations from the Health Care Without Harm report on Health care’s climate footprint and showcased the innovative solutions that members of the GGHH network are implementing around the world to take climate action and reduce the climate footprint of the health care sector.

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Presenters

Josh Karliner- International Director of Program and Strategy – Health Care Without Harm

Dr. Laura Angeletti du Toit- Chief Director of Infrastructure Management – Western Cape Government

Manjula Sickler- Sustainability Manager – Auckland District Health Board, New Zealand (Session 2)

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