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  Climate has already changed quite significantly in several locations of our planet. Data are not only unconfutable but also overwhelming. Ecosystems  are either breaking or migrating with resulting in new challenges to the living organisms, as we know them. New pathogens are emerging or jumping to previously uncommonly infected species and arthropod disease-vectors have demonstrated an elevated adaptability to environment changes. 

Our lab is building awareness of the current situation and the astonishingly level of public disinterest. This is aggravated by the total unpreparedness for the events that are displaying and coming into the near future. It seems almost if humanity has learned very little from the recent pandemic other than shortcutting and/or speeding-up clinical trials. 

All together climate will directly put in great danger our health independently from the wealth of each country. In addition the indirect impacts on our health will be exponentially far higher encompassing food security (plants, marine/lake-habitats, livestock), Housing safety, Human displacements for natural disasters, AMR and unsustainable economy.

Our assessment of the level preparedness show significant gaps of void in our ability to monitor risks and contain/counteract emergency situations. While the governments are hopefully working to contain emissions and toward a more sustainable and equitable life, we feel compelled to educate to, promote and put in place actions in protection of Global Health.

In order to accomplish this, we are building a surveillance and preparedness network that encompass the main life domains, human, animals and plants looking at pathogens and insects variations associated to climate and environment changes.

You are all invited and welcomed to help and/or join us either with a constructive discussion or a direct involvement, whatever you prefer.