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HEAL Investigators Webinar: Community-based climate adaptation interventions for extreme events
Date: Wednesday August 19 12.00–1.00pm online This webinar brings together researchers from the HEAL Bushfires, Air Pollution & Extreme Weather Events (BAPEE) Theme to explore how communities experience and respond to climate-related hazards across both regional and urban Australia. Highlighting research on the role of grassroots groups in supporting wellbeing in flood-affected communities, alongside emerging…
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Emergency Department Presentations During Dry and Humid Heatwaves: A Case-Crossover Study in the Northern Territory, Australia
Format: websiteCategories: Journal PapersThis study establishes the link between extreme heat, humidity and emergency department presentations in the Northern Territory. Emergency department presentations increased by 4.4% during severe and extreme heatwaves, and by 6.1% when humidity was included in the metric. These findings call for the implementation of dual heatwave warning systems in the NT, incorporating both temperature…
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Know the Air Quality Around You – CANBREATHE Poster (Indonesian)
Format: PDFTo complement the indoor air quality sensors installed in each household, the Kopernik team deployed informational posters alongside each device. These posters serve as a quick-reference guide to help households interpret real-time readings. They feature concise descriptions and safe threshold ranges for key indicators, including PM2.5, CO2, temperature, and humidity, along with brief information on…
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INFERNO Model
Format: PDFThis slide deck presents the University of Crete’s work on INFERNO Modelling for the CANBEATHE Project.
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CANBREATHE/HEAL-HAZE Newsletter – Vol.2 2026
Format: PDF
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Efficacy of communication techniques and health outcomes of bushfire smoke exposure: A scoping review.
Format: websiteCategories: Journal PapersPublic health officials communicate the relevant risks of bushfire smoke exposure and associated health protection measures to affected populations. Increasing global bushfire incidence in the context of climate change motivated this scoping review. English-language publications related to adverse health outcomes following bushfire smoke exposure and publications relating to communication during natural disasters were included. Bushfire…
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Unprecedented smoke‐related health burden associated with the 2019–20 bushfires in eastern Australia
Format: PDFCategories: Journal PapersWeather conditions conducive to extreme bushfires are becoming more frequent as a consequence of climate change. 1 Such fires have substantial social, ecological, and economic effects, including the effects on public health associated with smoke, such as premature mortality and exacerbation of cardio-respiratory conditions. 2, 3 During the final quarter of 2019 and the first…
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CANBREATHE/HEAL HAZE Newsletter – Vol.1 2025
Format: PDF
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Healthy Air Factsheet (English)
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Bushfire smoke – Check local air quality