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Climate Change and Health: From Science to Action

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Address adverse health impacts of climate change

Climate change is arguably the greatest public health threat we face. To address it successfully, health and environmental professionals, advocates, and others need to acquire new skills and a deeper understanding of its challenges and solutions. This specialization is for those who wish to understand the impact of climate change on health and are committed to protecting the health of populations using the knowledge and skills they will acquire.

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From Yale University via Coursera
Hours 67
Instructors Robert Dubrow, Kathryn Conlon, Connie Roser-Renouf
Language English
Subjects Science Engineering Social Sciences

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Regional Climate and Energy Program Coordinator $54k

Forestry and Climate Change Specialist, Guatemala Sustainable Forest/Water $54k

Climate Team Member $66k

Program Analyst, Ozone Depletion and Global Climate Change $82k

Project Manager for Ergonomics Climate Grant $84k

Climate and Energy Project Manager $89k

Project Manager, Global Climate Change Initiative $97k

Senior Policy Analyst, Climate Economics Branch $97k

Clinton Climate Initiative HEAL Program Manager $103k

Change Management Coordinator 1 $103k

Climate and Forests Specialist, REDD+ Project Manager $108k

Senior Environmental/Climate Change Economist $134k

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Jan
31

Introduction to Climate Change and Health

Climate change is one of the greatest threats to human health in the 21st century. Yet these impacts to health are still not well recognized. Since you can’t change what you don’t...

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Jan
24

Climate Adaptation for Human Health

The world’s climate is changing, and among the most significant negative consequences is to human health. While climate change is a global health issue, its health impacts vary...

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Jan
31

Communicating Climate Change and Health

How can you persuasively discuss the negative effects of climate change on human health to motivate change in your community? How do you encourage your friends, family, neighbors...

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From Yale University via Coursera
Hours 67
Instructors Robert Dubrow, Kathryn Conlon, Connie Roser-Renouf
Language English
Subjects Science Engineering Social Sciences

Careers

An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile (33rd - 99th).

Regional Climate and Energy Program Coordinator $54k

Forestry and Climate Change Specialist, Guatemala Sustainable Forest/Water $54k

Climate Team Member $66k

Program Analyst, Ozone Depletion and Global Climate Change $82k

Project Manager for Ergonomics Climate Grant $84k

Climate and Energy Project Manager $89k

Project Manager, Global Climate Change Initiative $97k

Senior Policy Analyst, Climate Economics Branch $97k

Clinton Climate Initiative HEAL Program Manager $103k

Change Management Coordinator 1 $103k

Climate and Forests Specialist, REDD+ Project Manager $108k

Senior Environmental/Climate Change Economist $134k

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