Many diseases are apt to spreading and being altered. Damian Hoy wrote in his article that due to the rising temperature many diseases, like malaria and heatstroke, will have an increased amount of incidences happening (Hoy). The amount of diseases and incidents increasing will cause more health implications than anyone will want to deal with. However climate change not only affects humans but affects species too. And depending on the circumstance these species will affect the human health. Eric Chiven wrote in his book Sustaining Life that, warming temperatures will affect an organisms’ behavioral and physiological processes that if disturbed can change their capacity to cause human diseases (Chiven 318). So all due to the changing climate, many aspects of life will be affected just from the sources and diseases that can harm health. The changing climate is affecting people in many ways. Jonathon Patz wrote in an article that climatic events and weather changes not only affects humans but diseases as well (Patz 312). Putting in a policy to help with climate change can make it easier on the health of species and humans. By putting a policy in place, government officials and the public will know exactly what can happen due to the climate …show more content…
These officials are not sure on how to change the problem at hand. Jill Krueger did a survey that showed that seventy-six percent of health directors do not believe they have the right expertise to solve the issue, while eighty-seven percent do not have the sufficient resources (Krueger, 80). By not having the right expertise or resources it is hard for the public to look up to these officials. This alone is an issue when the public should be addressed on climate change affecting the local residents. Thus by having government officials who understand the effects of climate change on human health can help make a policy to balance sustainability. Mr. Ratnapradipa also noted that attitudes are important for preparing and knowing what to do during an environmental risk or hazard (Ratnapradipa 23). When very few government officials have a positive outlook for climate change it is hard for citizens to follow the government to try to fix the