SCIENCE FOR A HEALTHY, JUST, AND MORE SUSTAINABLE WORLD
Harvard Chan C-CHANGE makes climate change personal by connecting it to health and highlighting how climate solutions can provide for a healthier and more just world today and a livable future for our children.
New TRECH Project Research Update on Health Benefits of TCI Policy Scenarios
Our researchers are exploring how different transportation policies aimed at curbing climate change could influence equity and health through better air quality and increases in physical activity.
Your monthly dose of good news in climate change
The Climate Optimist brings you helpful tips and good news each month to help you stay focused on our shared mission to improve health by tackling climate change.
Featured Issues
Climate, Kids, and Health
Showing how climate solutions and transitioning to clean energy protects children from dangerous pollutants and helps them live healthier lives today and in the future.
Climate Change and Infectious Disease
Reducing the risks of emerging infectious diseases by catalyzing actions that bring us back into balance with nature.
Climate MD
Engaging, supporting and empowering medical professionals to help turn awareness of the health threats posed by climate change into actions that improve health today
Featured News
Heat-related illness: A danger even as summer ends
Recent record temperatures in the U.S. suggest that heat-related illness isn't confined to the dog days of summer. In this podcast, our Director Dr. Aaron Bernstein describes the symptoms to watch for and how to stay safe.
Doctors Push For Health Care To Address Climate Change In New Teaching Framework
A group of doctors created a new education framework to teach medical residents how to address climate change with their patients.
The Climate Project: Your Role, Your Impact
We are all feeling the effects of climate change, but communities of color are feeling them harder and faster. Our Director Dr. Ari Bernstein talks about how we got here.
The ability to turn climate change around into an opportunity to create better public health for all communities is the opportunity we need to grab today.
