ecoAmerica’s Meighen Speiser and Nicole Hill, MPH, were recently published in Elsevier’s Journal of Climate Change and Health. Their article, Training Health Professionals on Climate Change Communication...
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The Biden administration and Democratic congress have taken flak from allies for not doing more, faster to address climate change.
Nearly two weeks after it was officially signed by President Joe Biden, many Americans have heard of the Inflation Reduction Act.
The American Climate Leadership Awards announces the 2023 Selection Committee which includes leaders from various sectors who are dedicated to climate change awareness and solutions.
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This post is part of a Mental Health Awareness Month blog series that highlights “Closer Look” perspectives from the 2021 edition of Mental Health and Our Changing Climate. This is a reprint from…
Shruti is a Path to Positive Communities Climate Ambassador and the recent winner of ecoAmerica’s #EveryoneEveryDay photo contest.