Dr. Friedlander is working to provide healthcare workers with the tools to educate and mobilize colleagues, patients, family members, community members and policy makers in support of climate solutions.
 

We need leaders right now who are focused not just on one issue, but on solving the big challenges we face: growing the economy, improving our health, and protecting and innovating for our futures.
 

As the climate crisis intensifies our mental health is also affected. Researcher Dr. Jennifer Barkin is developing an assessment tool to see how people respond mentally to climate change.
 

The Consortium applauds the Biden Administration and world leaders for taking critical steps to reduce methane emissions, including the proposed EPA rule to regulate methane emissions from the oil and gas industry.

The members of the National Academy of Medicine urges Congress to recognize that the climate crisis is a human health emergency.

The Climate and Health Equity Fellowship (CHEF) is expanding the capacity to 16 fellows in 2022 and offering training opportunity to physicians across the country from other Consortium partners and affiliates!