Safe drinking #water is a basic human right. But how many actually have it? In a new study with @EawagResearch, we estimate that over 4 billion people lack safe #drinkingwater – more than 2x higher than previous estimates.
Learn more in @ScienceMagazine: https://t.co/YUkjer68Va
Families decide ! Every village should have capital for locally founded business creation. Check out this list of entrepreneurial stories from southern Rwanda for some uplift in your day. 💪🌟
Congrats to this team on their investigation of the concurrent effects of #waterinsecurity & #foodinsecurity on women's #mentalhealth in slums in #Indonesia. Thanks 💗 for putting the #WISE_scales 💧in action!
Check out Ed Frongillo's commentary on it: https://t.co/JtlB6OdHfU
Congrats Isabel for this work done under the tough conditions of the pandemic. Thank you to our amazing fieldwork team at Uni Husanuddin for creatively & safely collecting this data. Our gratitude, always, is to the 323 women who spoke to us about their daily life challenges 💜
The upshot
Our results find a larger association between depression & joint resource insecurity than with water or food insecurity alone, underlining the importance of addressing food & water insecurity together, particularly as they relate to women’s mental health/well-being
What goes into designing an effective clinical trial—and why do so many of them end without answering the question they set out to investigate?https://t.co/0jT88TaoIp
I'm SO EXCITED to reveal a magazine feature I've been working on for months (and thinking about for years):
https://t.co/jLQB0uxuyl
It's about the myths of progress in America, and about how we—in politics, policy, and the media—overrate invention and underrate implementation.
New paper in @WaterRes_J
"Using water-adjusted person years (WAPYs) to quantify the value of being water secure for an individual's quality of life"
👉 https://t.co/jnCbVAHNAR
the WAPY can improve the way we do cost-benefit analysis for water supply.
more in 🧵
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NEW Research: Estimating national, demographic, and socioeconomic disparities in water insecurity experiences in low-income and middle-income countries @profserayoung#WISE_Scales https://t.co/xxPtAZYQz5
Sad to hear that in the midst of an escalating Ebola outbreak in Uganda, clinics are short-staffed, lack PPE, and health-workers aren't adequately protected or paid.
Grim update @newhumanitarian https://t.co/R1Z3hlKU93
Comment: "#Antibiotic use in #livestock and #aquaculture production is driving #resistance to medically important antibiotics. Producing #meat through alternative methods, such as cultivated meat, offers an opportunity to decouple antibiotics from meat."
https://t.co/4MiHE3JSE8
⚡ NEW REPORT ⚡
The Lancet Countdown 2022 Report warns that health is at the mercy of fossil fuels.
Read the 2022 assessment of the health impacts of climate change, and the health benefits of climate action: https://t.co/5AYfdGzvRg
#LancetClimate22
I just get tired...Tired of hearing that 1.5°C is a "target" or "goal". IT IS NOT. It is a limit. The only real goal is 0°C. And not bad 1.5°C, when we LIKELY tip GIS, WAIS, Tropical Coral Reefs and Abrupt Boreal Permafrost, and get more floods, droughts, heat, disease, storms.