Examples of studies referring to seven different policies
| Author | Scope | Results | Region | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Graham and White (2016) | Interconnection of public health and environmental sustainability | Conditions for health are being undermined by rapid environmental change | High-income countries | n/a Review paper |
| Aunan et al. (2004) | GHG mitigation reduces damage to human health | Evaluation of CO2 reduction policy and local health benefits | Shanxi, China | 2004 |
| Dantas et al. (2017) | Cross-sectoral outcome assessment of local government cost-effectiveness in the fields of health and environment | Larger (and better) investments in the environment can also enhance performance in health | Sao Paulo, Brazil | 2007–2011 |
| Stead and Stead (2008) | Institutional dimension of integrating transport, environment, and health policies | Policy integration, in relation to transport, health and environment is increasingly recognized | Worldwide | n/a |
| Coomes et al. (2022) | Health benefits of clean air and climate policies | Transportation sector strategies to reduce carbon emissions had the potential to provide substantial air quality-related health | New York, USA | Model until 2032 |
| Woodward et al. (2022) | Investigate the positive and negative impacts of climate policies on population health in China | Restricting emissions brings gains to public health – mainly in the controls on coal burning | China | 1995–2018 |
| Watts et al.(2015) | Map the impacts of climate change, and policy responses to ensure the highest standards of health for populations worldwide | Tackling climate change could be the greatest global health opportunity of the 21st century | Worldwide | 2015 |
| Author | Scope | Results | Region | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interconnection of public health and environmental sustainability | Conditions for health are being undermined by rapid environmental change | High-income countries | n/a | |
| GHG mitigation reduces damage to human health | Evaluation of CO2 reduction policy and local health benefits | Shanxi, China | 2004 | |
| Cross-sectoral outcome assessment of local government cost-effectiveness in the fields of health and environment | Larger (and better) investments in the environment can also enhance performance in health | Sao Paulo, Brazil | 2007–2011 | |
| Institutional dimension of integrating transport, environment, and health policies | Policy integration, in relation to transport, health and environment is increasingly recognized | Worldwide | n/a | |
| Health benefits of clean air and climate policies | Transportation sector strategies to reduce carbon emissions had the potential to provide substantial air quality-related health | New York, USA | Model until 2032 | |
| Investigate the positive and negative impacts of climate policies on population health in China | Restricting emissions brings gains to public health – mainly in the controls on coal burning | China | 1995–2018 | |
| Map the impacts of climate change, and policy responses to ensure the highest standards of health for populations worldwide | Tackling climate change could be the greatest global health opportunity of the 21st century | Worldwide | 2015 |
Source(s): Authors' own elaboration