Technical Summary - Global Environment Outlook (GEO-6): Healthy Planet, Healthy People
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United Nations Environment Programme
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This Technical Summary synthesizes the key evidence
and messages of GEO-6. Chapter 1 sets out the context and methodological approach of the GEO-6 assessment.
It is followed by chapters that:
i) discuss the five drivers affecting the health of the
planet: trends in human population, combined with
economic development; growth of consumption;
rapid urbanization; accelerating technological
innovation; and climate change (Chapter 2);
ii) review the impacts of broad systemic activities
(called cross-cutting issues in the GEO-6) and the
health, equity and economic dimensions of these
impacts (Chapter 3); collectively providing evidence
that the planet is becoming increasingly unhealthy;.
iii) review the literature and undertake case studies
on policy implementation to show how policies
are struggling to keep up with the rate and scale of
planetary degradation (Chapter 4);
iv) assess the literature to demonstrate that there is a
case to be made for transformative change linking
the health of the planet to human health (Chapter 5)
and v) examine the changing role of knowledge and data
for a healthy planet (Chapter 6).
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