Association for Climate Health
Sharing ideas and strategies to fight climate change
Looking for ideas to help your family, community or business reduce its climate impact? Want to be more effective in your climate-related work or research?
We draw from science, behavioral economics, public policy, business, psychology and more to provide strategies and educational resources for protecting and promoting a healthier climate. Our outreach, publications and public testimony cover topics such as:
- How can we reduce our climate impact?
- What new technologies are being developed?
- Can geothermal actually reduce our carbon footprint and save money in our space?
- Are methane leaks from natural gas wells and pipelines adding to the climate problem?
- How can hospitals and surgical centers become climate heroes. reducing waste and saving money all at the same time?
The Association for Climate Health Story
The Association for Climate Health started in 2019 as a response to the growing threat of climate change and disruption. We created this nonpartisan forum for sharing ideas and information across disciplines. Our founder, Nancy Boxer, graduated from Harvard University with degrees in economics and regional planning. She taught economics at Harvard College, served as a state regulator, worked for a major oil company and as an independent financial consultant before retraining in medicine and psychotherapy. A long-time hiker and environmentalist, she aims to provide ideas and resources that help people, business, governmental agencies take action to stabilize the earth's climate; thus we can create a more sustainable world for our children and our children's children.