Doctors plead for a bigger role in environmental laws
Last year's 'horrific' bushfires show the impact of climate change on human health, says the Royal College of Physicians spokesperson Associate Professor Linda Selvey
Doctors have called for more say in shaping environmental laws, as extreme weather conditions continue to underline the “undeniable” impact climate change is having on health.
Royal Australian College of Physicians (RACP) spokesperson and public health specialist, Associate Professor Linda Selvey claims the Federal Government is “rushing” through changes to give the states more responsibility for environmental assessments.
