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Posted June 5, 2019 Champions of the Month, Members in Action

June 2019 Champion!

As physicians, we are bound by the Hippocratic oath to prevent what we cannot treat. Our climate crisis needs bold science-based policy to transform our fossil-based electricity, transportation and food-systems.....

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Posted May 20, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Video: “Another Tool in the Toolbox”

Dr Lori Byron speaks about climate, health and divestment in this PK (Pecha Kucha) talk.    
Posted May 17, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Video: Climate change disproportionately affects low-income populations

Florida TV coverage interviewing FCCA Members as part of the Trouble in Paradise series.    
Posted May 10, 2019 Champions of the Month, Members in Action

April 2019 Champions!

Meet our Champions of the Month... Climate & Health Advocates at the Consortium Conference!  
Posted May 7, 2019 Hopeful News, Members in Action

2nd Annual Conference: Good Climate Policy Starts with Health

The conference convened 128 doctors and other health professionals to promote a health policy action agenda for addressing today’s climate emergency.  
Posted April 1, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Climate policy will help ‘keep my patients out of the hospital’

Dr. Laalitha Surapaneni is interviewed about how the effects of climate change are showing up in her day-to-day work as an internal medicine doctor.  
Posted March 29, 2019 Champions of the Month, Members in Action

March 2019 Champion!

A change in one carbon footprint is a step toward a more sustainable planet, but it takes a group to make a big difference. As he works to counter climate....

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Posted February 27, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Medical community must sound alarm on climate change’s negative effects on health

Dr Cheryl Holder writes about how we all bear responsibility for making our city, and our world, a healthful place to live and raise our families.  
Posted February 26, 2019 Champions of the Month, Members in Action

February 2019 Champion!

Dr David Fivenson, a dermatologist in Ann Arbor, Michigan, expects that as the planet’s temperature goes up, incidence of dermatological disease will too. Read about how this champion is raising....

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Posted February 20, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

My Patients’ Health Depends on Addressing Climate Change

Medical student Autumn Vogel confronts the future, writing an Op-Ed on how climate change is going to put incredible stress on our already overburdened health system.
Posted February 12, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Climate change is a health emergency. Let’s act like it.

Dr. Linda Rudolph (Public Health Institute), and Dr. Will Barrett (American Lung Association) write about the California Call to Action on Climate, Health, and Equity.
Posted January 28, 2019 Champions of the Month, Members in Action

January 2019 Champion!

Dr. Carissa Cabán-Aleman, a psychiatrist and assistant professor, is a champion for providing psychological first aid for local leaders affected by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. She has helped social....

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Posted January 25, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

LTE: Webert and clean power

Dr. Samantha Ahdoot, a physician, professor, and Chair of Virginia Clinicians for Climate Action, calls on Delegate Webert to support the Solar Freedom Bill in the Virginia General Assembly.
Posted January 24, 2019 Climate & Health News, Members in Action

This CU Physician Says Climate Change Disproportionately Affects Women’s Health

Dr. Cecilia Sorensen, a Colorado physician and Consortium advocate, talks to Colorado Matters about her work and the impacts of climate change on women.
Posted January 23, 2019 Members in Action

10th largest health system pledges 100% renewable electricity by 2030

Advocate Aurora Health announced a commitment to power its health care operations with 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030.  
Posted January 16, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Climate change is affecting health now. Our leaders must take action.

Op-Ed published by two former U.S. Surgeons General, Richard Carmona and David Satcher, in STAT News.    
Posted January 11, 2019 Members in Action

Follow Up: Congress, it’s time to follow your doctor’s prescription on climate change

Follow-up article published in the Fresno Madera Medical Society magazine by Don Gaede and Alexander Sherrifs, physicians and members of the Fresno Madera Medical Society.
Posted January 11, 2019 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Opinion: Climate change is killing our patients

Op-Ed published by two Washington physicians, Michael Soman and Mark Vosslers, in the Seattle Times.
Posted December 12, 2018 Members in Action

Tackling climate change could save millions of lives, report says

Mona Sarfaty, Executive Director of the Consortium, was featured in this CNN article on climate and health.  By Jacqueline Howard, CNN Updated 6:30 AM ET, Wed December 5, 2018 (CNN) – Climate studies....

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Posted December 4, 2018 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Congress, it’s time to follow your doctor’s prescription on climate change

Our Executive Director, Dr. Mona Sarfaty penned a poignant piece in the The Hill entitled “Congress, it's time to follow your doctor's prescription on climate change” on the importance of....

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The Consortium is hosted by the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication in collaboration with Sean N. Parker Center at the Stanford School of Medicine.

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