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One Health

The One Health framework is a globalist ideology that frames animal, human and environmental health as an interconnected entity.1)

It has been described as the “quadripartite primer for the Fourth Industrial Revolution”.2)

History

On October 11, 2021, the World Health Organization launched its “COP26 Special Report on Climate Change and Health”. Accompanying the publication was a statement from the WHO Director of Environment, Climate Change and Health, Dr. Maria Neira, in which she asserted that “[i]t has never been clearer that the climate crisis is one of the most urgent health emergencies we all face“.3)

The following statement was made on 11 October 2021, when the WHO launched its “COP26 Special Report on Climate Change and Health”. The report certainly paved the way for the One Health argument which is being used to bolster “climate action” in the form of a proposal which explicitly lays out a set of priority actions from the global health community to governments and policymakers around the world, calling on them to ‘act with urgency’ on what they are alleging is a dual climate and health crisis.

It’s also important to note that when it comes to climate change alarmists, some of these scientists and politicians associated with this topic have become extremely religious in their tone and rhetoric.

The Health Argument for Climate Action: COP26 Special Report on Climate Change and Health 4)

Affiliations

Advocates

The Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table has several members who are strong advocates for the One Health framework, including Isha Berry and Scott Weese.

Further reading

1)
About One Health. Global Risk Forum. Retrieved May 10, 2022, from https://archive.ph/xu2UK
2)
Ponton, F. (2022, June 7). One Health - Globalist path to a One World Order. 21st Century Wire. https://archive.ph/wca9k
3)
Johnson, C., & Walsh, D. (2021, October 11). WHO’s 10 calls for climate action to assure sustained recovery from COVID-19. World Health Organization. https://archive.ph/ejeu8
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