[In the Media] “Common Understanding Formed on Health Impacts of Climate Change Among Academic, Professional, and Industry Organizations in the Healthcare Sector” (CB news, November 13, 2025, and others)
date : 12/10/2025
Tags: Planetary Health
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The cross-sectional survey titled “Perceptions, Knowledge, Actions, and Perspectives on Climate Change and Health Among Healthcare Sector Organizations in Japan”, has been featured in multiple media outlets.
This survey was conducted online to capture the perceptions, knowledge, actions, and policy views on climate change and health among academic societies, professional associations, and industry organizations in the Japanese healthcare sector. It was carried out ahead of the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, scheduled for November 2025.
For the full survey report by our organization, please click here.
Please see the following articles (Japanese only):
- alterna
- Forbes JAPAN
- CB news *Please note that visitors must register for a CBnews account.
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