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Manhattan Declaration can refer to:

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Public health emergency can refer to:

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Climate emergency declarations in the United Kingdom

Climate emergency declarations have been made by multiple jurisdictions in the United Kingdom, including city, county, and borough councils. Bills to declare a climate emergency have also been introduced in several other jurisdictions.

Climate emergency declarations in Australia

Climate Emergency is being declared in Australia similarly to many other jurisdictions across the world. One such jurisdiction in Australia, Darebin City Council, was the first one in the world to declare a climate emergency in 2016. This page lists all known climate emergency declarations within Australian jurisdictions across all three levels of government in Australia.