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The Consortium supports the Court’s decision to uphold EPA’s power plant rules and will keep fighting for healthy environments for all communities.
The Consortium celebrates the improvements made by the Inflation Reduction Act over the last two years and looks forward to continued progress.
The Consortium celebrates the proposed rule as a pivotal step towards ensuring that all workers are protected against heat-related hazards.
The Consortium is disappointed by today’s Supreme Court decision to eliminate the Chevron deference.
Limiting pollution saves lives, and the good neighbor plan helps protect downwind states that are working to meet important air quality standards.
The Consortium celebrates these vital rules, which represent the first federal standards for one of the largest sources of pollution in the country: coal and gas power plants.
The Consortium views the new standards as an important step toward cutting emissions that affect all Americans' health.
The Consortium celebrates this rule and its associated reduction in climate and health-harming pollutants.
We applaud the Biden Administration’s decision to listen to the voices of a broad coalition of advocates and pause federal approval of new LNG exports.
We applaud the Biden Administration’s decision to listen to the voices of a broad coalition of advocates and pause federal approval of new LNG exports.
The release of the Fifth National Climate Assessment marks a significant milestone in the United States' commitment to addressing climate change. Learn more about the key health takeaways.
The Consortium encourages policymakers and the public to review the findings of the Lancet 2023 U.S. brief to understand the urgent need to adopt policies that protect health and advance climate solutions.
Family physicians play a critical role in preventing and mitigating the health impacts of anthropogenic climate change on their patients and communities.
ASCO intends to support the cancer community as we examine how to reduce the burden and impact of climate change on our patients and our professional work.
The ASTRO Board of Directors has approved a climate change policy statement in response to growing concern regarding its impact on patient care.
This position paper details policy actions that are needed to address the climate crisis and reduce exposure to hazardous substances and air and water pollution. ACP affirms the need to achieve environmental justice so that everyone can live, work, learn, and play in a safe, healthy environment.
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A statement by The American College of Lifestyle Medicine on optimal dietary lifestyle for human and planetary health on leading causes of chronic diseases.
In 2020 the International Society for Social Pediatrics and Child Health identified the need to rally pediatricians and child health professionals from around the world to address the climate crisis because of its adverse effects on child health. In response, a declaration on responding to the impact of climate change on children was drafted by the International Society for Social Pediatrics and Child Health and subsequently revised and adopted by the International Pediatric Association.
A statement by SGIM recognising climate change is among the major public health issues of this century, if not the most significant public health opportunity currently facing the Earth.
As psychiatrists we know that with civic disruption, violence, intimidation and associated threats of authoritarian actions, our efforts to address the mounting crisis of climate change and associated disparities and injustices cannot proceed.
The Wisconsin Medical Society endorses the scientific consensus and findings of the 5th Assessment Report of the UN IPCC.
Emergent evidence from a broad coalition of international researchers and the medical community has demonstrated that the current climate crisis presents an imminent health risk to pregnant women, the developing fetus, and reproductive health.