Abstract
The substantial elevation in atmospheric greenhouse gas levels is a consequence of human activities, resulting in a 1.1°C elevation in surface temperature as the worldwide average. The detrimental outcomes of this temperature rise encompass severe weather events, deterioration in food, water, and air quality, alongside an escalation in vector-borne infectious diseases and/or transmission risks. The mitigation and adaptation to climate change are pivotal factors for the survival of humanity in the midst of this existential crisis. Climate change exerts notable effects on maternal, fetal, and neonatal health, with women experiencing more adverse impacts compared to men. Pregnant women may face conditions such as hypertensive disorders like preeclampsia and eclampsia, gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), variations in pregnancy duration, and mental health disorders. Fetal and newborn health can be affected, leading to results like preterm birth (
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