Our Planet Our Health: 2025 Climate Action Conventionis coming up soon! Don’t miss your chance to join virtually—registration is still open. Get access to expert-led sessions and workshops on climate, health, and equity from anywhere.
We are excited to introduce the fifth cohort of the Climate and Health Equity Fellowship (CHEF), a dynamic group of physicians dedicated to addressing the intersection of climate change, health impacts, and equitable solutions. This new cohort reflects significant expertise, experience, and commitment to advancing health equity in all communities, especially those disproportionately affected by environmental hazards.
Catch up on last year’s Climate & Health Equity Webinar Series! Recordings are available for CME credit until March 2025. Explore key discussions on sustainable healthcare, climate justice, air pollution, and more.
Links to Preserved Resources Removed From Federal Websites
Recent directives from the Trump administration have led to the removal of several climate and health resources from federal websites. Fortunately, many organizations have stepped up to preserve these resources and data. You can find them below.
This conference will explore emerging research around how climate change is and will impact vector-borne disease and emerging zoonoses, from tropical to arctic regions around the globe.
Short Talk Abstract Deadline: March 25, 2025 Poster Abstract Deadline: June 2, 2025
In this webinar, Dr. Barbara Erny, Dr. Preeti Mehrotra, and Dr. Hilary Ong, joined by Dr. Colin Cave, will discuss health care plastic pollution, its health impacts, and policy and practical solutions to reduce health care’s reliance on single-use plastics, among other related topics.
Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health and St. Luke's Lecture Series March 12 - May 21, 2025
St. Luke’s and Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health continue their lecture series addressing health and climate change. All sessions are free and open to the public both virtually and through in-person attendance.
Upcoming Session: March 12 Achieving Energy Independence in a Health Care Setting