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[Music]
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let’s imagine for a second that
there was something as absurd as a
clinic for planets on a day-to-day basis
there they would be sitting well ported
all the planets of our universe
waiting for his turn to be called by
the doctor suddenly call the planet
earth has a little shy and
crestfallen
I went to an office where he waits
a slightly arrogant doctor who opens
your file and start planet name
surname earth mother nature father
pitt go after a while to talk
a few questions a physical exam
and a few laboratory tests
what do you think that would tell you our
dear doctor to our planet what
are those diagnoses and those signs
vital for which the earth as
that he already knew they were going to scold him
if we are going to talk about the health of
planet so we have to talk about the
health of the species that live in the
planet and we started talking not only about
one ours we are only one
of the nine million species that
they inhabit this planet
and to the surprise of many the health
human is better today than in any
another moment in history according to
most metrics that we can measure and
lacalle of quality of life is said
also that it’s better things like
poverty have been reducing
substantially in the last 50 years and
all this has been accompanied by
technological developments advances of the
public health in the legislation of
human rights and also in the
education and those are the good news
I would say our dear doctor and now
come the bad
it turns out that the history of the
humanity
we have only been in the
history in the history of planet
land that is estimated to have 4600
millions of years old us
We have only been about 200,000 years here
however during that short period
we have had a very important impact
on the face of the earth and
especially in the last 250 years
with the arrival of the industrial era by
example only in the last 20 years
we have lost 3 million
square kilometers of primary forest
on the surface of the earth that
Equivalent to 60 times the territory
national and not only that in that
insatiable quest to control the
water resources we have expressed 65 per
percent of all the rivers on the planet
in that need is burning
fossil fuels
today the greenhouse gases are
they find at their highest levels in
the last 800,000 years and we have not only
damaged our land our water and
our atmosphere but we have also
damaged to other species the rate of
extinction of other species is today 100
times greater than the natural rate
not only that a month ago we are going to
talk about the disappearance of
last greater white rhinoceros on the
face of the earth
as a result of this human beings
we have become a determinant
primary of biophysical conditions
from our land to such an extent that
scientists have been raised if we are
at the gates of a new biological era
and they have called it the anthropocene
literally the age of the human being and if
it’s okay we live longer lives more
healthy and more prosperous but what
we are doing at the expense of our
natural resources by exploiting in a way
unsustainable our resources we are
mortgaging the health and well-being of
especially for future generations
Earn profits today
but let’s leave a second of the office
galactic and position monkeys today and
let’s try to understand the challenges that today
we face, we try to understand why
it is important to talk about health
planetary what kind of tools we
can give to better understand the challenges
what can we have in front of
us and that we can
do to improve what we have today in
in front of planetary health tells us that
this is not a few of these all
is from you is from you is from me is from
all is about the essential idea that
we are interconnected with each other
but he also tells us that this is not
those of us here today is from
those that follow
planetary health gives us a
warning that we can not continue
making decisions about ourselves
if we do not think about future ones
generations if equity is one of the
central ideas of most theories
of social justice that we have today in
day, intergenerational equity is a
of the transcendental ideas of this
new branch of science but not only
about our species it comes to
all 9 million species that
cohabitate with us and
interdependencies that exist between
them if we alter the balance of some
we are albalá altering the balance of
all
planetary health leads us to
rethink all the relationships that
we generate for the sake of creating a new
symbiosis with the planet earth and not
I want you to take the idea that the
planetary health is solid abstract and
of scientists what I want to be
carry is planetarium classes give us
an opportunity to understand the changes
ecosystems that we have generated in
our planet as climate change
land degradation loss
of diversity and how these things affect
human health
and so that they understand me better what
I’m trying to say is going to put a
example and I want you to know as a video
as a video was a fisherman in the area
of the sweet gulf on the Osa peninsula
for many years he and his family
they depended on fishing as their primary
way of sustenance
but with the passage of time and
especially in the last 15 years already
one video was not fishing as much as before
I needed to go further and for longer
he told me recently and where they have gone
the weights for a long time are over
He emphasized that making an issue of overfishing
and therefore they oversimplified
the solutions to the truth times
however for this action
reductionist makers
decisions missed opportunities
to understand other causes of the lack
of fish in the sea and thus find other
solutions to the problem that collided with
ovidio things like
the loss of ecosystems where
these fish live and reproduce as
corals and mangroves was also
important to consider it also
things like physical changes and
chemicals that are suffering in the
oceans that is to say more acidic oceans more
hot with more sediment too
they are playing their salary so activity
human through the cutting of mangroves
coastal development pollution
of oceans and the dam of rivers
they play an important role in this
fish depression and the above does not
is happening I was talking to you a video
Recent study tells us and warns us
that this situation puts at risk more
of a billion people who live in
the tropics that depend on fishing
as their main livelihood channel
and maybe their heights will be
asking what a doctor does
healthist talking about the species in
the ocean as a variable that
it seems it has to do more with a
marine biologist actually has a
very strong connection with health and
nutrition of people
the above is important to understand it not
only in the context of security
people’s food but also of
economic security by losing
economic channels and life channels
that these families depend on the
people are forced to migrate to
new ways of life and that was
just what happened to a video
as a video now he works harvesting
African palm
ironically working in one of the
agricultural activities that pollute the most
aquifers and burned deforestan
in the world worsening the situation that
he saw it get there but not only this the
health this African palm also has
a direct correlation with nutrition
of people since it takes legs
formerly used
the cultivation of food such as
banana rice yucca the cocoa and use them
now for the planting of a product that
will be exported internationally
for the manufacture of things like the
makeup that will be sold to the other
half of the world
remember I told you that health
planetary gives us a chance a
opportunity to better understand what
were the interconnections between
ecosystem changes and how they affected
these the health of people without the
planetary health would have been difficult
understand all these causes of the
Food insecurity of Don Ovidio
this new branch of essence gives us a
opportunity to expand our point of
analysis and allows us to do
interconnections that before we
we considered thus allowing ourselves
find more comprehensive solutions to
the problems that today blame us
the urgency and urgency of pushing this
field of science is that many times
we do not understand these interconnections
and today there is a need to inject
of these understandings to policies
regional and national levels without
planetary health would have been very
difficult to understand that to solve the
problem of an ovidium we needed more
that the classic periods of closure and
solutions like those that take from a
christina magaña from peninsula two
they are also important with the
Neotropical foundation is reforesting
mangroves in the peninsula
also consider the work that
makes tatiana villalobos with her sea and the
project racing cordoba who is
regenerating corals in the waters
warm of the sweet gulf but it’s also
important to think about don enrique who
looks for palm monocultures to be
become the ideal places to
the planting of food for
puerto jiménez families
I remember that some time ago
When I did work as a doctor, I had to go
to an indigenous territory he found bruce
back then I had to see many
things that were related to
preventable infections diarrhea
respiratory tract infections
higher teenage pregnancies by
said I understood that all these things
they had structural causes and I decided
make my life public health that
expansion of the individual to the collective
today I feel that public health also
should take this expansion not in front of
the collective because he already did it but of
the collective to the planetary and with
previous I want to say that health
public has to expand to understand
and to better manage natural systems
you should also start to consider things
how do we harvest our food
how we preserve our biodiversity
how we produce our energy and how
we preserve our forests and our
oceans and here in costa rica we’re going
directed to that the center
Inter-American Organization for Global Health
institution that we founded my person and a
very diverse group of professionals today
works hand in hand with the alliance of the
planetary health at the University of
hardware to position costa rica
as an ideal place to regenerate and
train future leaders in this field
I believe that in the not too distant future
if it is going to touch the professionals of
Health
integrate policies that deal with
maintain human health and also the
health of the environments but not only that
they will have to fight against inequities
of existing health while reducing the
negative impact of the systems of
production
they will also have to increase the
resilience of populations while
safeguard our natural resources
but they can not do it alone does not do more
of ten minutes I told them that’s not from
a few this is everyone who would say
that we are at the doors of a
opportunity
and I want us to return to our
galactic office
and we rethink and think about all the
things that we can do for
reverse this situation
change our consumption patterns and
start to think new
interactions with our environment for
generate new relationships that are
equitable and sustainable well
healthy for each and every one of the
species of today and tomorrow
that is in our hands and that is
the anthropocene that we want many
Thank you
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[Music]
do not
[Music]
[Music]
[Music]
let’s imagine for a second that
there was something as absurd as a
clinic for planets on a day-to-day basis
there they would be sitting well ported
all the planets of our universe
waiting for his turn to be called by
the doctor suddenly call the planet
earth has a little shy and
crestfallen
I went to an office where he waits
a slightly arrogant doctor who opens
your file and start planet name
surname earth mother nature father
pitt go after a while to talk
a few questions a physical exam
and a few laboratory tests
what do you think that would tell you our
dear doctor to our planet what
are those diagnoses and those signs
vital for which the earth as
that he already knew they were going to scold him
if we are going to talk about the health of
planet so we have to talk about the
health of the species that live in the
planet and we started talking not only about
one ours we are only one
of the nine million species that
they inhabit this planet
and to the surprise of many the health
human is better today than in any
another moment in history according to
most metrics that we can measure and
lacalle of quality of life is said
also that it’s better things like
poverty have been reducing
substantially in the last 50 years and
all this has been accompanied by
technological developments advances of the
public health in the legislation of
human rights and also in the
education and those are the good news
I would say our dear doctor and now
come the bad
it turns out that the history of the
humanity
we have only been in the
history in the history of planet
land that is estimated to have 4600
millions of years old us
We have only been about 200,000 years here
however during that short period
we have had a very important impact
on the face of the earth and
especially in the last 250 years
with the arrival of the industrial era by
example only in the last 20 years
we have lost 3 million
square kilometers of primary forest
on the surface of the earth that
Equivalent to 60 times the territory
national and not only that in that
insatiable quest to control the
water resources we have expressed 65 per
percent of all the rivers on the planet
in that need is burning
fossil fuels
today the greenhouse gases are
they find at their highest levels in
the last 800,000 years and we have not only
damaged our land our water and
our atmosphere but we have also
damaged to other species the rate of
extinction of other species is today 100
times greater than the natural rate
not only that a month ago we are going to
talk about the disappearance of
last greater white rhinoceros on the
face of the earth
as a result of this human beings
we have become a determinant
primary of biophysical conditions
from our land to such an extent that
scientists have been raised if we are
at the gates of a new biological era
and they have called it the anthropocene
literally the age of the human being and if
it’s okay we live longer lives more
healthy and more prosperous but what
we are doing at the expense of our
natural resources by exploiting in a way
unsustainable our resources we are
mortgaging the health and well-being of
especially for future generations
Earn profits today
but let’s leave a second of the office
galactic and position monkeys today and
let’s try to understand the challenges that today
we face, we try to understand why
it is important to talk about health
planetary what kind of tools we
can give to better understand the challenges
what can we have in front of
us and that we can
do to improve what we have today in
in front of planetary health tells us that
this is not a few of these all
is from you is from you is from me is from
all is about the essential idea that
we are interconnected with each other
but he also tells us that this is not
those of us here today is from
those that follow
planetary health gives us a
warning that we can not continue
making decisions about ourselves
if we do not think about future ones
generations if equity is one of the
central ideas of most theories
of social justice that we have today in
day, intergenerational equity is a
of the transcendental ideas of this
new branch of science but not only
about our species it comes to
all 9 million species that
cohabitate with us and
interdependencies that exist between
them if we alter the balance of some
we are albalá altering the balance of
all
planetary health leads us to
rethink all the relationships that
we generate for the sake of creating a new
symbiosis with the planet earth and not
I want you to take the idea that the
planetary health is solid abstract and
of scientists what I want to be
carry is planetarium classes give us
an opportunity to understand the changes
ecosystems that we have generated in
our planet as climate change
land degradation loss
of diversity and how these things affect
human health
and so that they understand me better what
I’m trying to say is going to put a
example and I want you to know as a video
as a video was a fisherman in the area
of the sweet gulf on the Osa peninsula
for many years he and his family
they depended on fishing as their primary
way of sustenance
but with the passage of time and
especially in the last 15 years already
one video was not fishing as much as before
I needed to go further and for longer
he told me recently and where they have gone
the weights for a long time are over
He emphasized that making an issue of overfishing
and therefore they oversimplified
the solutions to the truth times
however for this action
reductionist makers
decisions missed opportunities
to understand other causes of the lack
of fish in the sea and thus find other
solutions to the problem that collided with
ovidio things like
the loss of ecosystems where
these fish live and reproduce as
corals and mangroves was also
important to consider it also
things like physical changes and
chemicals that are suffering in the
oceans that is to say more acidic oceans more
hot with more sediment too
they are playing their salary so activity
human through the cutting of mangroves
coastal development pollution
of oceans and the dam of rivers
they play an important role in this
fish depression and the above does not
is happening I was talking to you a video
Recent study tells us and warns us
that this situation puts at risk more
of a billion people who live in
the tropics that depend on fishing
as their main livelihood channel
and maybe their heights will be
asking what a doctor does
healthist talking about the species in
the ocean as a variable that
it seems it has to do more with a
marine biologist actually has a
very strong connection with health and
nutrition of people
the above is important to understand it not
only in the context of security
people’s food but also of
economic security by losing
economic channels and life channels
that these families depend on the
people are forced to migrate to
new ways of life and that was
just what happened to a video
as a video now he works harvesting
African palm
ironically working in one of the
agricultural activities that pollute the most
aquifers and burned deforestan
in the world worsening the situation that
he saw it get there but not only this the
health this African palm also has
a direct correlation with nutrition
of people since it takes legs
formerly used
the cultivation of food such as
banana rice yucca the cocoa and use them
now for the planting of a product that
will be exported internationally
for the manufacture of things like the
makeup that will be sold to the other
half of the world
remember I told you that health
planetary gives us a chance a
opportunity to better understand what
were the interconnections between
ecosystem changes and how they affected
these the health of people without the
planetary health would have been difficult
understand all these causes of the
Food insecurity of Don Ovidio
this new branch of essence gives us a
opportunity to expand our point of
analysis and allows us to do
interconnections that before we
we considered thus allowing ourselves
find more comprehensive solutions to
the problems that today blame us
the urgency and urgency of pushing this
field of science is that many times
we do not understand these interconnections
and today there is a need to inject
of these understandings to policies
regional and national levels without
planetary health would have been very
difficult to understand that to solve the
problem of an ovidium we needed more
that the classic periods of closure and
solutions like those that take from a
christina magaña from peninsula two
they are also important with the
Neotropical foundation is reforesting
mangroves in the peninsula
also consider the work that
makes tatiana villalobos with her sea and the
project racing cordoba who is
regenerating corals in the waters
warm of the sweet gulf but it’s also
important to think about don enrique who
looks for palm monocultures to be
become the ideal places to
the planting of food for
puerto jiménez families
I remember that some time ago
When I did work as a doctor, I had to go
to an indigenous territory he found bruce
back then I had to see many
things that were related to
preventable infections diarrhea
respiratory tract infections
higher teenage pregnancies by
said I understood that all these things
they had structural causes and I decided
make my life public health that
expansion of the individual to the collective
today I feel that public health also
should take this expansion not in front of
the collective because he already did it but of
the collective to the planetary and with
previous I want to say that health
public has to expand to understand
and to better manage natural systems
you should also start to consider things
how do we harvest our food
how we preserve our biodiversity
how we produce our energy and how
we preserve our forests and our
oceans and here in costa rica we’re going
directed to that the center
Inter-American Organization for Global Health
institution that we founded my person and a
very diverse group of professionals today
works hand in hand with the alliance of the
planetary health at the University of
hardware to position costa rica
as an ideal place to regenerate and
train future leaders in this field
I believe that in the not too distant future
if it is going to touch the professionals of
Health
integrate policies that deal with
maintain human health and also the
health of the environments but not only that
they will have to fight against inequities
of existing health while reducing the
negative impact of the systems of
production
they will also have to increase the
resilience of populations while
safeguard our natural resources
but they can not do it alone does not do more
of ten minutes I told them that’s not from
a few this is everyone who would say
that we are at the doors of a
opportunity
and I want us to return to our
galactic office
and we rethink and think about all the
things that we can do for
reverse this situation
change our consumption patterns and
start to think new
interactions with our environment for
generate new relationships that are
equitable and sustainable well
healthy for each and every one of the
species of today and tomorrow
that is in our hands and that is
the anthropocene that we want many
Thank you
[Applause]
[Music]
do not
[Music]
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