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Healthcare must transition beyond net-zero to a "One Planet" system. This involves reducing resource consumption, toxic substances, waste, and actively restoring nature to uphold its ethical duty.

Area of Science:

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  • Public Health
  • Ecological Footprint Analysis

Background:

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  • The United Nations highlights a
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  • Canada's ecological footprint, and likely healthcare's, far exceeds global biocapacity.

Purpose of the Study:

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Main Results:

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  • Active protection and restoration of natural ecosystems are integral components.

Conclusions:

  • Healthcare must adopt a holistic approach to environmental sustainability, addressing resource use, pollution, and ecological restoration.
  • The ethical imperative to
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