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Apr 2018

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100 percent renewables—for a healthful California

A great op-ed co-authored by PHI President Mary Pittman about policy that could bring a 100% renewable energy future to California, which would greatly benefit our health.

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Apr 2018

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Hold your breath

As doctors, we have a unique role to play in the places we work – urging hospitals, clinics, academic centers, and other organizations and facilities to lead by example, become role models for energy efficiency, and choose clean renewable energy sources over the ones harming our health. We can start by choosing wind and solar […]

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Apr 2018

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Doctors must respond to changes in the politics of climate change

We call on medical professionals to redouble their efforts to keep the health effects of climate change front and center in the national debate over budgeting priorities. Members of the climate science community, as well as growing numbers of state and local governments and major corporations, have begun resisting the Trump ...

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Apr 2018

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Climate change: Direct and indirect impacts on health

Part of a series featuring medical students and health professionals’ writing and work on climate change and health.

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Apr 2018

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An introduction to ‘Eco-Medical Literacy’ and its importance in shaping expert medical professionals

Part of a series featuring medical students and health professionals’ writing and work on climate change and health.

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Apr 2018

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Climate Change: a challenge yet to be tackled in medical schools

Part of a series featuring medical students and health professionals’ writing and work on climate change and health.

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Apr 2018

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Why medicine is relevant to the battle against climate change

Part of a series featuring medical students and health professionals’ writing and work on climate change and health.

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Apr 2018

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How Abbott made the outdoors less safe for Austin families

Op-ed: Given the serious health risks of ozone, I was deeply troubled by Gov. Greg Abbott’s recent line-item veto of $6 million in funding for clean air programs from the state budget. Lawmakers had set that money aside for Austin, San Antonio and other Texas cities that are in “near nonattainment areas” — or places […]

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Apr 2018

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Scott Pruitt’s words don’t match his actions on dangers of methane pollution

”As a nurse, I recognize the important role that clean air, clean water, and a clean environment have in protecting the health of all Americans. My nurse colleagues and I look to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to follow its mission of protecting public health and the environment.Recently, the EPA Administrator Scott ...

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