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PHA Members Launch a New Planetary Health Chair Centering Indigenous Knowledge
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PHA Members Launch a New Planetary Health Chair Centering Indigenous Knowledge

The Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador and Fundación Pondera launch the Planetary Health Chair “Amazonas,” which is adopting an Amazonian perspective to address global environmental challenges by bridging modern science with Indigenous and traditional knowledge.

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Step by Step: Walkability as a Path to Planetary Health

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Step by Step: Walkability as a Path to Planetary Health

The University of Vermont’s Planetary Health Initiative is partnering with Pedestrian Space to develop a forthcoming book that reimagines walkability as a cornerstone of urban resilience, equity, and well-being.

The Lasting Legacy of the Salvadoran Civil War on Environment and Health
Sunrise at Ecoparque El Espino, San Salvador, El Salvador. Photo by Ricky Meijia.

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The Lasting Legacy of the Salvadoran Civil War on Environment and Health

This powerful essay explores how the environmental and human toll of the Salvadoran Civil War (1979–1992) continues to shape El Salvador’s path toward social and ecological recovery.  

Amaan Thawer

Connecting Bogotá’s Urban Households to Fresh Local Foods

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Connecting Bogotá’s Urban Households to Fresh Local Foods

What if the key to healthier, more connected urban living isn’t another app or health trend—but a slower, more mindful way of growing and sharing food?

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