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PODCAST (EPISODE ONE)

on December 04, 2023

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EPISODE ONE TOPIC: THE DISRUPTION OF AIR QUALITY AS A RESULT OF CLIMATE CHANGE.

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Welcome once again to Caring Climate Chronicles, a digital haven where curiosity meets creativity, and every click unveils a new chapter in the story of ideas. OUR MISSION We are a team of students from the University of Media, Arts and Communication, working on the Impact of Climate change on Health and Wellbeing. As part of this project, we created this blog to share with the world articles on the above topic. Our articles will touch on the connections between the erratic climate changes and how they impact the health and ultimate well-being of Ghanaians. Stay tuned for educative content. MEET OUR TEAM MEMBERS. Since our project will be undertaken with the use of the various new media tools, we have delegated roles to each and everyone of us in order to make the work easier. Meet our skilled and vibrant team members. 1. ESSEL HANNAH - SUPERVISOR . ESSEL HANNAH is a young lady who hails from Cape Coast in the Central region of Ghana. She is a level 300 student pursuing a degree in P

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By: Galley Bernard smoke is being released into the atmosphere which will disrupt air quality. Climate change, referring to long-term alterations in the Earth’s climate, particularly temperature shifts and weather patterns, is considered one of the most pressing global health challenges in the 21st century. It significantly affects the physical environment and its interaction with human beings, leading to various health problems. These range from premature deaths due to natural disasters to communicable diseases caused by deteriorated hygiene and an overabundance of pathogens. Studies show a considerable increase in atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O) since the industrial revolution. A multi-country study has suggested that, climate change is responsible for 400,000 additional deaths each year and will contribute to 700,000 annual deaths by 2030 (Zhao, Yu, Mahendran, & Gao, 2022). If human activities that worsen harsh climate conditio

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