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Climate and Health Posters

Explore a series of posters designed to help the public—including patients, families and communities—understand the health impacts of climate change and what they can do to protect themselves and the planet.

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What does climate change have to do with allergies, heart health, heat-related diseases, asthma and our food?

Created by PHI’s Center for Climate Change and Health, download a new series of posters designed to help the public—including patients, families and communities—understand the health impacts of climate change and what they can do to protect themselves and the planet.

Each poster explains the link between climate change and health risks, identifies who is most vulnerable and provides basic recommendations that all people can take to protect themselves and take action to reduce climate change. These materials are perfect for a variety of settings including clinic offices, community centers, schools and elsewhere.

 


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Posters are also available for download in letter size (8.5×11″):

 


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Wildfires & Extreme Heat: Resources to Protect Yourself & Your Community

Communities across the U.S. and around the world are grappling with dangerous wildfires and extreme heat. These threats disrupt and uproot communities and pose serious risks to environmental and community health—from rising temperatures, unhealthy air pollutants, water contamination and more. Find PHI tools, resources and examples to help communities take action and promote climate safety, equity and resiliency.

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