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Moving beyond net-zero to a nature-positive healthcare sector

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By Sara Soraya Eriksen, David Vernon Brasfield, Ola Løkken Nordrum, Trond Heir
| BMJ Leader Verified
Three years have passed since the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), where the global health community united around the significant COP26 Health Programme.1 This initiative marked a milestone in global climate and health mitigation, calling for the development of climate-resilient and low-carbon sustainable health systems. However, the climate and nature crises are indivisible.2 Human health is intrinsically linked to our shared natural world.
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New Innovations in Biosolar Technology

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By David Vernon Brasfield
| Living Architecture Monitor Verified
A rather radical development in photovoltaic technology from recent years, with innovation leadership from Switzerland, Germany and also Norway, is the development of bifacial solar panels.
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On the path to a climate-friendly health service

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By David Vernon Brasfield, Erlend Tuseth Aasheim, Janne Strandrud, Silje Melsether
| Tidsskrift
Article The Norwegian Directorate of Health has reviewed the greenhouse gas emissions generated by health and care services. The report provides a basis for developing a roadmap towards a more sustainable health and care sector. Together with health authorities from approximately 70 countries, Norway has committed to the health programme that was adopted at the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow (COP26) in 2021 (1, 2).
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