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Fewer insects, fewer nutritious crops: pollinator decline imperils human health

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Fewer insects, fewer nutritious crops: pollinator decline imperils human health

A first-of-its-kind study tracking 776 people across ten smallholder farming villages in Nepal found that insect pollinators directly account for 44% of household farming income and more than 20% of families’ intake of vitamin A, folate, and vitamin E.

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Greening Health Care from the Ground Up: Thailand’s Local Model for Planetary Health

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Greening Health Care from the Ground Up: Thailand’s Local Model for Planetary Health

Thailand is addressing pressing Planetary Health challenges by embedding sustainability into everyday health care. A recent visit to Saraburi Province by the ASEAN Institute for Health Development, Mahidol University shows how national policies translate into practical, low-cost actions that reduce environmental impacts while strengthening community health.

Kwang Mo Yang, PhD

New Partnership to Bring Food Systems and Planetary Health Education to Young Learners

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New Partnership to Bring Food Systems and Planetary Health Education to Young Learners

The Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) and the Educated Choices Program (ECP) are proud to announce a new partnership to co-create a first-of-its-kind educational resource for middle and high school students on food systems and Planetary Health.

Introducing PHA’s 2026 Thematic Newsletter Series

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Introducing PHA’s 2026 Thematic Newsletter Series

Explore PHA’s 2026 Thematic Newsletter Content Calendar, designed around key global moments and emerging priorities across the Planetary Health field. The page also serves as a community call for submissions, inviting partners worldwide to share blogs, events, opportunities, and organizational updates tied to upcoming themes.

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