Luke Shors
Luke Shors is a researcher and writer who focuses on global health and climate. He is a co-founder of the carbon removal initiative Capture6. Luke holds a doctorate from the Harvard Graduate School of Education where he also was a fellow at the Harvard Center on Energy and the Environment. He has a joint MPH/MBA from Johns Hopkins University. In his free time Luke enjoys playing frisbee, practicing tai chi, and being with family.
Why Health Systems Need a Climate Reckoning
Tackling waste, CO2 emissions, and energy consumption in medicine
Going Viral
An Interview with author Alina Chan on her new book about the origins of COVID-19
Getting School Health Right in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
School nutrition and health programs took a hit during COVID, now it's time to reinforce these school-based safety nets
Condoms, Cookstoves, Seatbelts, and Face Masks
Forget all the self-righteous, public judgement—let's find better ways to cajole people into wearing face masks
The Trillion-Dollar Question With COVID-19
How significant is climate on coronavirus transmission?
Global Health Needs a New Approach to Evidence Grading
COVID-19 crisis highlights how some important questions have to be answered without the benefit of experimental studies
Waging Another Public Health "War?"
Overreliance on military language in global health risks missing more appropriate, effective and compassionate responses