Media

Our work on climate and vector-borne diseases has been cited in several main stream media (Scientific American, Washington Post, Huffington Post, ITV, Daily Mail…), local newspapers (Liverpool echo), policy and governmental reports (two UK parliamentary notes, one about climate change and infectious diseases, and one about climate change and agriculture, HAIRS report by Public Health England, MSF Lancet, ANSES, Public Health Canada, European Academies Science Advisory Council, ECDC, USAID…), other reports (Shock Waves report by the World Bank, WHO, Human rights Watch, UN GAP report, WEF 2020 Global Risk report…) and influential climate change blogs (Carbon Brief, Yale climate connections, Climate vulture…). A joint letter about US carbon emission regulations led by the American College of Physicians sent to A. Wheeler (head of USA-EPA) is also citing our work.  Our work is also cited by Greta Thunberg and 15 Kids who recently claimed their Climate Rights at the UN. 

Importantly, our work is mentioned on Wikipedia for “mosquito”.

• European Climate Risk assessment 2024, press releases by EEA, ICTP, interview for ANSA, Il Piccolo...

• Article in the Washington Post by Rachel Chason, Kevin Crowe, John Muyskens and Jahi Chikwendiu, "Where Malaria is spreading". I and Adrian Tompkins guided the analysis and plots for the article.

• Interview and article by Mélanie Meloche-Holubowski for Radio Canada [fr], "Les changements climatiques risquent de provoquer une multiplication de pandémies".

• Article in The Conversation.fr by PhD student Alizee Chemison (CEA-Saclay) about potential impact of a rapid ice-melting on malaria distribution in Africa.

• An article by Stéphany Gardier "Le climat pèsera de plus en plus sur la santé" for Le Figaro Science.

• An article by Amélie Bottollier-Depois (AFP) about "how climate change could expose new epidemics" has been published on Phys org and several media at global scale (France 24...), and it was criticized by a member of the Heartland Institute for Climate Realism, thus excellent work. 

• Our work on climate change and the risk of Zika transmission in temperate regions was mentioned in several media, with notably an article in the New Scientist. A summary of press interest is available on the altmetrics website.

• Our work showing the link between El Nino and the South American Zika outbreak was mentioned in several media, with notably articles in Scientific American and the Washington Post, on blogs and on twitter. A summary of press interest is available on the PNAS altmetrics website

• Our work on malaria seasonal forecasts for Botswana and India has been highlighted in the Guardian, DNA analysis, Times of India 2014

• Our work on climate change and dengue has been mentioned in the Times of India

• Our work on climate change and malaria was mentioned in several media: Medical Xpress, Zee News, The Economic Times, Business Standard, University of Liverpool press release, EEnews, World news, Scidev.net,All.Africa.com, Health Canal, My science,...  A summary is available on altmetrics

• Suitability of European climate for the Asian tiger mosquito Aedes Albopictus: recent trends and future scenario (Caminade et al., 2012) was mentioned in several European mainstream media : UK Independant, UK daily mail, 20min, La croix, Der Spiegel, Huffington Post, Earth Times, ITV,Corriere della serra…). A recent article in the Huffington Post (world’s deadliest animals) also mentions our study. 

• Modelling the effects of past and future climate on the risk of bluetongue emergence in Europe (Guis et al., 2012 in JRSI) was mentioned in the mainstream media (Planet Earth NERC, Guardian, BBC news…)

• Our work is also mentioned in the francophone press, Pourquoi Docteur, seneweb.com, tahiti-info.com...

Blogs

• ‘Malaria resurgence’ feared in Ethiopia amid El Niño and climate change, Carbon Brief, 14 Jul 2023

• Climate change and pestilence: vector-borne diseases in a changing world, Infectious Disease hub, 10 Sep 2019

• Climate change brings threat of ‘bluetongue’ virus to UK farms, Carbon Brief, 18 Jan 2019

• I worry that climate change could bring malaria to the U.S. Should I? Yale Climate connections, 16 Oct 2018

• Zika outbreak ‘fuelled by’ El Niño and climate change, Carbon Brief, 19 Dec 2016

• Modelling Influence of Climate Change on Global Malaria Distribution, Climate vulture, 27 Feb 2015

Magazines and newsletters

• Conséquences du réchauffement climatique sur l’épidémiologie des maladies vectorielles: Élévation des températures, précipitations : à quoi faut-il s'attendre ? Pédiatrie Pratique 353, Dec 2023.

• "Réchauffement La Terre en 2050",  "la nouvelle carte du paludisme" page 78, Le Figaro Hors série, Jun-Jul-Aug 2019

• A ‘perfect storm’ for the future spread of the Zika virus by L. Reid. comment for Nature Middle East, 29 Jan 2019

• Nurturing research environment a path to success, developing careers by U. Liverpool

• Quand les données climatiques prédisent les pandémies futures, CEA newsletter 233,  “Les défis du CEA”, Dec 2018 - Jan 2019

• Le changement climatique favorise la propagation de l’encéphalite à tiques et des virus transmis par le moustique tigre, Réseau Action Climat France, 27 Sep 2017

• Changement climatique – Menaces sur notre santé, Magazine Science et Santé numéro 28 , INSERM Press office 30 Nov 2015

• Climat : en 2050, gare aux allergies... et aux moustiques !, Sciences et Avenir, 29 Aug 2015

• In the eye of the tiger: Global spread of Asian tiger mosquito could fuel outbreaks of tropical disease in temperate regions, by C. Arnold, Science News, Society for Science & the Public, pp 26, 29 Jun 2013

• Making climate science useful.  CLIVAR exchanges Newsletters, Vol 15, No 1,  6-10, 2011.

• The effects of climate change on animal health: current situation and recommendations. CIHEAM letters, Winter 2010, 12:7-9. 

• Klima und COVID-19-Fallzahlen, by Von Volker Mrasek, DeutschlandFunk radio,  5 Aug 2020

• Le billet vert. Le moustique tigre de plus en plus contagieux à cause du réchauffement climatique, by Etienne Monin, France Info, 4 Aug 2020

• Spider Silk and Super Fly Senses. BBC World Service, CrowdScience, Sep 2017

• Zika's link to climate change, by Eileen Mignoni, Yale Climate connections, 15 Jul 2017

• Quel impact du changement climatique sur la santé mondiale? France culture, emission planète terre, 4 May 2016

• Video and multimedia ressources for the QWeCI research project

• Health and Climate Change in Africa Documentary for the Healthy Futures research project

• Decoding Science, Reducing Risk, by Humanitarian futures programme

• Lien entre le changement climatique et le paludisme? Interview colloque sante biodiversité, Lyon, France,  Oct 2014

• Other videos on youtube below