... to adapt with climate uneven. For example most of the coastal communities in Bangladesh are poor and highly exposed to extreme climate evens and half of the coastal population is women, who are considered as most vulnerable to climate change impacts comparer to others as noted in (Dankelman et al...

...Ulisses M Azeiteiro; Fátima Alves; Ana Pinto de Moura; Miguel Â. Pardal; Ana Pinto de Moura; Luís M. Cunha; M. Castro‐Cunha; Rui Costa Lima Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore women's perceptions about the benefits and risks of fish consumption, while exploring differences...

...Kazutaka Kogi Sheds light on emerging problems in occupational and environmental health in the Asia‐Pacific region which include the changing employment structure, including the increased participation of women and ageing workers, hazards from new kinds of carcinogens and organic chemicals...

...Chrysanthus Chukwuma Discusses environment and development improvement; the prevention and eradication of prevalent diseases and disabilities, as well as drastic abatement in both severe and moderate malnutrition in Egypt. The health of women and children in Egypt is a reflection of the general...