Course Dirty Air, Rising Risks: Why Nurses Must Act on Diesel Pollution and Climate for Health

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  Diesel pollution and climate change are urgent public health threats with direct impacts on respiratory, cardiovascular, and overall community health. Nurses are uniquely positioned on the front lines of care to recognize, address, and advocate against these environmental risks. This webinar, hosted on the anniversary of the release of the Clearing the Air Report in Pennsylvania, explore show diesel emissions contribute to poor air quality and health disparities, the growing health impacts of climate change, and why nursing leadership is essential in driving change. Participants will gain practical insights on education, advocacy strategies, and ways to integrate environmental health into clinical practice.

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  • Select activity Read ANHE's recently released Climate Justice Agen...

    1. Read ANHE's recently released Climate Justice Agenda for Nursing, 
    2. Join an ANHE Forum or Committee, 
    3. Sign up to receive information about ANHE events and opportunities, 
    4. Donate to support nurses leading the way in protecting communities, 
    5. See ANHE's library of information and resources on environmental health, 
    6. Use your Nursing Voice to advocate for healthy communities by contacting us here.

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