Climate Justice is Health Justice

Harm to Country cannot be separated from harm to people. In this piece, Dr Mangatjay McGregor and Dr Helena Niu examine the intersection of climate change and First Nations health. As climate change puts Country under strain, it unravels the relationships, knowledge and culture that sustain First Nations wellbeing. The antidote, they argue, is through connection, two-way seeing and healing Country.

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