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Architecture and Health Equity in an Imperiled World Barbara Czarnecka It won Tagore the NobelHow the thoughtful reimagining of health centric built environments both locally and globally can better serve vulnerable populations and reduce health disparities in a climate threatened world. As climate change accelerates, its impact on public health grows, disproportionately affecting medically underserved populations. In Architecture and Health Equity in an Imperiled World, Stephen Verderber addresses the urgent need for innovative architectural