"It is important to the health of the nation that we remove the stigma associated with obesity. It is not a lifestyle choice caused by individual greed but a disease caused by health inequalities, genetic influences and social factors.It is governments, not individuals, which can have an impact on the food environment through regulation and taxation, and by controlling availability and affordability. Governments can also promote physical activity by ensuring that facilities are available to local communities, and through legislation and public health initiatives". (Professor Andrew Goddard, President of the Royal College of Physicians' (\cite{disease}
Promoting Wellbeing by Focusing on the Environment
Psychiatric disorders are expected to arise from the direct and indirect effects of climate-related disasters through disruption to food supply and damage to community wellbeing \cite{Berry_2009,Hayes_2018}. In fact, the number of people experiencing psychological trauma following a disaster exceeds those with physical injury by 40–1 \cite{j2007}, and weather related disasters have increased by 44% since the year 2000 \cite{Watts_2018}.
The link between nature and disease prevalence is outstanding, with a systematic review with study populations ranging from the thousands to the millions \citep{Gascon_2016} finding a negative correlation between cardiovascular disease mortality and residential greenness, the pathways through which this relationship occurs can be explained by \citet*{Kuo_2015}.