A Public Health Response to a Changing Climate
The Yale Center on Climate Change and Health (CCCH) utilizes Yale's multidisciplinary expertise and global reach to train future leaders, provide a comprehensive educational program, and catalyze innovative research, all to address one of the greatest public health challenges of the 21st century.
Climate Change & Health in CT: 2020 Report
Released September 2020, this comprehensive report tracks 19 indicators on climate change and health in Connecticut.
The US health sector is a leading emitter of greenhouse gas and non-greenhouse gas pollution. Find out what we’re doing to change this.
Our multidisciplinary approach to research produces policy-relevant knowledge that promotes health and protects vulnerable populations.
YCCCH works to develop science-informed policy and to utilize science-based action to contribute to progress on climate change and health, with an emphasis on social justice
YCCCH offers courses for all Yale students, a concentration for MPH students, an online Certificate program for working professionals, and a Coursera massive open online course (MOOC) for the general public.
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@cchyale Retweeted @CCHYaleFrom May 19 to 22, @Yale_Schwarzman and @YaleSPH present "Ezell: Ballad of a Land Man," an environmental, cultural and spiritual parable derived from living in the foothills of Appalachia. 🌿
Tickets are free at https://t.co/XUl6qAvEuL & performance will be on @YaleWestCampus14 HOURS AGO
@cchyale Retweeted @YaleSPH“Air pollution is like a silent pandemic,” Prof. @ChenKai_yale told @washingtonpost.
Air pollution is associated with lung and heart disease, and now may be linked to COVID-19 risk. It causes an estimated 7 million premature deaths each year. @CCHYale
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@cchyale Retweeted @CCHYaleCongratulations @ChenKai_yale! We're proud to have you on our team. 🥳 🏆 🎉 https://t.co/RRueFq4R0l4 DAYS AGO
@YaleSPHYSPH Early Career Investigator Research Award:
🌟 @ChenKai_yale
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