Climate change, environmental extremes, and human health in Australia: challenges, adaptation strategies, and policy gaps
Rongbin Xu(Chongqing Public Health Medical Center), Yuming Guo(Monash Health), Pei Yu(Monash University), Jennifer Boocock(University of Tasmania), Peng Bi(Tsinghua University), Fei Ji(NSW Department of Planning and Environment), Angie Bone(Sustainable Development Institute), Wenbiao Hu(Queensland University of Technology), Ivan Hanigan(Curtin University), Ollie Jay(New South Wales Department of Health), Nicole T. Vargas(Australian National University), Karin Leder(Monash University), Fay H. Johnston(University of Tasmania), Paul J. Beggs(Macquarie University), Donna Green(UNSW Sydney), Jonathan Abrahams, Bin Jalaludin(UNSW Sydney), Sotiris Vardoulakis(Australian National University), Gongbo Chen(Monash University), Zhengyu Yang(Monash University), Richard Broome(New South Wales Department of Health), Martine Dennekamp, Shanshan Li(Unknown), Ying Zhang(Florida State University), Yanming Liu(Monash University), Yiwen Zhang(Xiamen University), Yao Wu(Monash University), K. Quail(UNSW Sydney), Rachel Huxley(University of Queensland)
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