Free, self-paced, and online! Get started on the Climate for Health Ambassador Training: Take the core curriculum or see if there is customized training for your professional association or workplace! Select your course and sign up below! Once you’ve signed up, check your email for the invitation to complete your profile and get started! You […]| Climate for Health
New event, new outfit. The high demand to buy newly popular clothes as quickly as they become a trend is known as “fast fashion.” Fueled by social media influencers and celebrities, many people experience “Fashion FOMO”: the anxious need to keep up with changing trends and buying the cheaper version of these outfits as quickly […]| Climate for Health
One in six American children have a neurological disability spanning from autism to IQ loss to ADHD. Diverse experts agree that before and after birth exposures to toxic chemicals and pollutants significantly increase kids’ risks for developing a neurodevelopmental disorder. Healthy Babies Bright Futures (HBBF) is an organization working to create and support initiatives that […]| Climate for Health
A momentous event for the State of Montana (U.S.) occurred this June – the first constitutional climate change case in the United States. Rikki Held vs. the State of Montana, the trial where 16 youth plaintiffs sued the state government for the right to a clean and healthful environment for current and future generations, created […]| Climate for Health
Summer brings soaring temperatures, and with the new school year around the corner, now is the perfect time to launch your school’s summer climate initiative to prepare for the months ahead...| Climate for Health
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Climate Ambassador Training This free, self-paced, online training equips health professionals with the knowledge, hands-on experience, and resources to speak and take action on climate change in their homes, neighborhoods, workplaces, communities, and beyond. Three continuing education credits are available upon completion of this 4-hour training. See available credit types here. The training is practical, […]| Climate for Health
