Physical activity promotion, human and planetary health – a conceptual framework and suggested research priorities - 26/07/23
, Guillaume Chevance b, Antonina Tcymbal a, Peter Gelius a, Sven Messing aHighlights |
• | Physical activity is beneficial for human health but can negatively impact climate. |
• | New models can help to integrate planetary health into physical activity promotion. |
• | Active transport and gardening promote physical activity and planetary health. |
• | Many grassroot and professional sports have a negative impact on the environment. |
• | Physical activity promotion research needs to be aligned with planetary health. |
Abstract |
Due to the many benefits of physical activity for human health, its promotion has established itself as an important public health topic. Global warming is influencing how and when people can be physically active, requiring adaptation measures to combat heat. At the same time, many physical activities, particularly when it comes to sports and exercise, cause carbon emissions and effect environments negatively, which opens discussions on potential ways of mitigation. This commentary lays out a framework for research priorities in the field of physical activity promotion from a perspective of planetary health. Its intent is to stimulate discussions on how research in this field can be aligned with planetary health.
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Keywords : Physical activity, Exercise, Sport, Climate, Sustainability, Planetary health
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