Climate Health Aotearoa fosters te-Tiriti-grounded collaboration across Aotearoa with research, policy, and end user groups. Climate Health Aotearoa works to generate novel policy-relevant findings at the intersection of climate change and public health. These findings are synthesised and circulated via academic, governmental, civil society, iwi/Māori, and broader community stakeholders. Climate Health Aotearoa leverages and strengthens substantial connections with Treaty partners, stakeholders, and academics throughout Aotearoa New Zealand and the wider Pacific to catalyse further research, ensure community buy-in, and realise salutary public policy in the domains of climate change and public health.
CHA Steering Committee member, Cristina Cleghorn, alongside Richard W. McDowell and colleagues recently published an article in the Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand about investigating two scenarios aimed at delivering a healthy diet while maximising profit and minimising greenhouse gas and waterquality footprint.
