State Network
Climate and Health State Network
The Climate and Health State Network (CHSN) is made up of 30 state-level organizations working to organize, train, and mobilize health professionals around the health impacts of climate change and the health benefits of equitable climate action.
Our State Network
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RESOURCES
- Healthy Climate New Mexico launched in January of 2023 with a group of...
- Virginia Clinicians for Climate Action continues to advance our core mission of mobilizing …
- Florida Clinicians for Climate Action (FCCA) is busy connecting health and climate solutions. FCCA …
- A comprehensive guide to building a Clinicians for Climate Action group in your state. This toolkit …
- A quick introductory 3-page guide to building a Clinicians for Climate Action group in your state. …
- Create and download a graphic forecasting daily wind or solar electricity generation, customized …
Use this map to find your state organization.
Updates From Our States
New Mexico
Healthy Climate New Mexico launched in January of 2023 with a group of...
Virginia
Virginia Clinicians for Climate Action continues to advance our core mission of mobilizing clinician advocates for climate solutions in Virginia. Our work focuses on advocacy, education, and healthcare sustainability. We are the ...
Florida
Florida Clinicians for Climate Action (FCCA) is busy connecting health and climate solutions. FCCA has partnered with Miami Dade County, the Health Foundation of South Florida, Miami Foundation, Baptist Health System, and the Cortada ...
Vermont
Dr. Megan Malgeri, a family medicine physician, from Milton VT spoke at the state's largest Climate Strike rally on September 20th. Speaking before several thousand people, Dr. Malgeri echoed the words of Greta Thunberg as she called ...
State Network Events & Opportunities
Each course outlines the health impacts of a warming planet through a few examples on a specific topic, and then provides solutions and actionable steps that healthcare professionals can take to address these effects and contribute to positive change.
July 14, 2026
This webinar will introduce participants to narrative leadership: story of self, story of us, and story of now.
August 26, 2026
This Climate & Health Learning Series event explores the growing health impacts of extreme heat and how New Mexico communities are responding with practical, equity-centered solutions.
September 2, 2026
The Treasure Valley Regional Climate and Health Symposium brings together health care professionals, building operations teams and engineers to explore the intersection of climate change and health.
Resources for State-Level Organizing
U.S. Energy & Employment Report by State
The 2020 USEER is the fifth iteration of the annual energy and employment report. This section serves as a summary analysis of energy and employment data by state.View State ...
Preparing for the Regional Health Impacts of Climate Change in the US
A summary of health effects, resources, and adaptation examples from health departments funded by CDC’s Climate and Health Program.Download Report>
Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2023
These maps show how Americans’ climate change beliefs, risk perceptions, and policy support vary at the state, congressional district, metro area, and county levels. Explore the maps by clicking ...
Yale Climate Opinion Factsheets
Based on the Yale Climate Opinion Maps, these factsheets include 22 key measures of public climate change knowledge, attitudes, policy support, and behavior for each of the 50 states, 435 ...
Climate Central Resource Library
Browse the Climate Central Resource Library for high-resolution downloadable infographics on climate change and interactive visual tools.Climate Central uses science, big data, and ...
Online Tool: Weather Power
Create and download a graphic forecasting daily wind or solar electricity generation, customized for your state, district or county.Developed by Climate Central.Visit Weather Power website>
Interested in starting a climate and health organization in your state?
Contact Bev Harp at bharp2@gmu.edu to get connected with Consortium staff and resources.