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5 IMANA’s Statement on the Climate Crisis

Climate Health Communications

5 ecoAmerica’s Climate for Health Program developed a climate health communications guide for a diverse set of public health providers. Teaming up with top climate health and communications researchers from around the country, the guide provides public health professionals with specific strategies for how to talk with patients, colleagues, and the general public about the climate crisis

Continuing Medical Education

5 Yale School of Public Health offers an 18-week online program on climate health education appropriate for all categories of public health professionals and students. Course offerings cover climate health, human adaptation, and climate communication, and allow participants to obtain up to 18.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Climate Health Advocacy

5 Health Care Without Harm’s Green Physician Network provides doctors with access to a national network of other physicians advocating on climate policy and resources for greening office operations

5 The Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health provides a directory of resources and networks available to public health professionals interested in advocating for climate solutions at the state and national level

Climate Health Education

5 Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education’s resources page provides a comprehensive list of links to climate health curricula for medical programs, and academic articles and data on climate health.

5 Climate Adaptation Knowledge Exchange is the world’s largest and most used source of climate adaptation case studies and resources. It provides climate health education related to climate awareness, adaptation, and evaluation, and is searchable by region, climate topic, and adaptation phase.

5“Think You’re Making Good Climate Choices?” – Take this New York Times interactive climate footprint quiz to see how you’re doing

Safety in the Face of the Climate Crisis – “Utilizing States at Risk’s data set, we narrowed down exactly which threats each state faces to determine the safest and most vulnerable locations”