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Most of us didn’t learn about climate change and health in our training. Coming up this learning curve can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Start small, local, and grow your knowledge.

Check out our resources for where to start your education, ranging from quick overviews and summaries to paid certificate courses. There’s a whole lot more on our Youtube page.

Learn with Climate Health Now

US Call to Action on Climate Health and Equity

Dr. Linda Rudolph shared at our CHN June 2022 Community Meeting the development of the Climate, Health and Equity: A Policy Action Agenda, what it represents, and how it informs our work.

Climate Health Equity

A climate health equity expert panel answering questions about equitable climate action and how we as healthcare workers can act.

Healthcare Sustainability

Climate Health Now member Dr. Bill Pevec gives an overview on healthcare’s impact on climate change and how he led from the ground up to decarbonize his workplace.

Healthcare Decarbonization

Climate Health Now Catalyst Collective analyzes and summarizes the global, national, and state landscape of healthcare decarbonization.

Poster for a climate and health event showing two emergency responders attending to a person on a stretcher, with a sunrise or sunset in the background.

One Climate Health Event Away: Stories of Climate Change from the Frontline of Health

This report gathers just a handful of health professional stories to demonstrate the different ways climate change harms health and the urgency to act to protect ourselves and our neighbors. It also provides solutions for decision-makers and communities to consider.

Sick from Extreme Heat

Dr. Joshua Weil, ER physician at Kaiser Santa Rosa, and Bonnie Schneider, national television meteorologist and author, connect the dots between fossil fuels, global warming, and the health hazards of heat waves.

Additional Resources

From leaders and partner organizations in the climate health space

  • Logo with a green globe, stethoscope, and text reading 'Health Care Without Harm'

    Health Care Without Harm

    Health Care Without Harm works to transform health care worldwide so that it reduces its environmental footprint, becomes a community anchor for sustainability, and a leader in the global movement for environmental health and justice.

    Physician Network Resource Library

  • Logo of The Medical Society Consortium on Climate & Health, featuring a caduceus with a green leaf.

    The Medical Society Consortium on Climate & Health

    Access CME and advocacy resources through The Medical Society Consortium on Climate & Health, which unites medical societies around the country for climate and health action. CHN is the Medical Society Consortium’s California state affiliate.

  • Logo for Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments with text and a stylized green and blue human figure

    Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments

    ANHE is the only national nursing organization focused solely on the intersection of health and the environment. Discover a range of short courses, workshops, and webinar series designed to improve knowledge around a variety of environmental health topics.

  • Logo for Climate for Health featuring a stylized green and blue leaf with a yellow circle above, and text in blue and green.

    ecoAmerica and Climate for Health

    Climate for Health, a national initiative led by a diverse network of health leaders from across the health sector representing key public health care, public health, clinical, and medical institutions and associations, founded by eco America, offers a wide variety of tools, resources, and communications.

  • Logo with open book and text 'Climate Resources for Health Education' on a green background.

    Climate Resources for Health Education

    A free, publicly accessible repository with evidence-based resources to accelerate the incorporation of climate change and planetary health information into health educational curricula.

  • Logo for CA Nurses for Environmental Health & Justice featuring four icons: wind, water, people with leaves, and a plant, with the organization name.

    California Nurses for Environmental Health & Justice

    CNEHJ is an organization of individual nurses and nursing organizations focused on on climate change, water and air pollution, health issues associated with food and agriculture, toxic chemicals in our everyday lives, ending our reliance on fossil fuels, radio frequency radiation, and sustainable health care.