New KNUST-Led consortium aims to put climate health research into policy

For years, climate change in Africa has largely been framed as a story about the environment — rising temperatures, disappearing forests, floods, droughts, and changing rainfall patterns. But that conversation is changing. Increasingly, the question is no longer simply how hot will it get? It is becoming: What will that heat do to our bodies, our food, our diseases, our health systems and the livelihoods that keep communities alive? That question sits at the heart of a new regional initiati...

By Caleb Ahinakwah