This document discusses the relationship between climate change and public health. It notes that climate change can impact public health through several factors, including changes in temperature, sea level, and precipitation that can influence food security, coastal flooding, infectious diseases, air quality, and heat-related illnesses. Climate change may also exacerbate problems like malnutrition, displacement, and civil conflict. The document recommends that public health agencies conduct research on how environmental changes could impact disease transmission. It also suggests strengthening public health infrastructure to improve disease surveillance and developing preparedness plans.