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WCC calls for prayers for disaster survivors across Asia
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WCC calls for prayers for disaster survivors across Asia

  • WCC and the Christian Conference of Asia called for prayers and humanitarian help for disaster survivors across Asia.
  • Disasters across Asia have claimed hundreds of lives and displaced millions, prompting regional relief efforts.
  • Indonesia experienced floods and landslides affecting thousands, with dozens confirmed dead.
  • Hong Kong faced a deadly high-rise fire displacing communities and claiming many lives.
  • Several countries report widespread damage and displacement due to severe rains and flooding.
  • Sri Lanka endured heavy rains and landslides, affecting tens of thousands.
  • Typhoon Kalmaegi previously struck the Philippines, adding to the region's toll.
  • Church leaders called for prayers for the bereaved and for relief workers.
  • WCC and CCA emphasized caring for creation and vulnerable communities amid climate change.
  • The leaders reaffirmed solidarity with churches, ecumenical councils, and relief partners.
  • The statement urged ongoing relief and mutual aid across Asia.
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New Data Shows When Activity Stops Protecting Health - Environment+Energy Leader
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health21h ago

New Data Shows When Activity Stops Protecting Health - Environment+Energy Leader

  • A global analysis finds exercise remains protective, but benefits shrink when PM2.5 is high, with attenuated mortality reductions.
  • PM2.5 above 25 μg/m³ reduces the protective effect of activity on mortality across populations.
  • Global exposure estimates show nearly half the world lives above 25 μg/m³ PM2.5, limiting exercise benefits.
  • The study covers diverse cohorts and shows the pattern is environmental, not demographic, crossing age and sex groups.
  • Authors describe a nonlinear exposure–response curve, with stability at lower pollution but a steep drop after 25 μg/m³.
  • Pollution triggers inflammation and oxidative stress that can offset exercise benefits on heart and immune health.
  • With higher pollution, cancer mortality benefits from activity may disappear in some ranges.
  • The study highlights air-quality improvements as key to maximizing the health value of everyday exercise.
  • About 46% of people live in areas above 25 μg/m³ and 36% above 35 μg/m³ PM2.5 globally.
  • The research combined a systematic review, meta-analysis, and individual-level data across multiple cohorts.
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