The summer of 2023 was the hottest year on record. This
warming will increase if we don’t act now to phase out fossil fuels and invest
in solutions that equitably reduce heat. Heat kills more people than
hurricanes, floods and tornadoes combined and threatens the health of
vulnerable populations, such as seniors, laborers and children. Most Americans
underestimate the threat heat poses to their health.
APHA’s Center for Climate, Health and Equity is partnering with ecoAmerica for this webinar, which will explore the health impacts of extreme heat and innovative solutions that protect vulnerable populations. Heatwaves are predictable hazards. We need cost-effective technologies and strategies that lead to heat-resilient communities and health care systems. Join APHA and hear from experts who are implementing these innovative solutions at the local, regional and national level.
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Credits Available: 1 credit in CHES, CPH, CNE, and CME and CME- Non physician
APHA’s Center for Climate, Health and Equity is partnering with ecoAmerica for this webinar, which will explore the health impacts of extreme heat and innovative solutions that protect vulnerable populations. Heatwaves are predictable hazards. We need cost-effective technologies and strategies that lead to heat-resilient communities and health care systems. Join APHA and hear from experts who are implementing these innovative solutions at the local, regional and national level.
View the webinar recording
Credits Available: 1 credit in CHES, CPH, CNE, and CME and CME- Non physician
During the past 24 months, the following speakers and moderators have responded they have no financial or other relationships with an ineligible company:
- Greg Kats
- Dr. Lisa Patel
- Amy Liebman
- Claire Phillips
- Benjamin Fulgencio-Turner
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