As the Atlantic Ocean current appears to be slowing and the the Super El Nino threatens the status quo of New England waters and the region's well-being, meteorologist Chris Gloninger constantly thinks about how best to inform his listeners. 

The promise of EVs is not just mobility. It is about smart energy use, lower fuel costs, cleaner air, and a healthier and more just future for the world.  Jesse Lore of Green Wave EV will share the on-the-ground considerations and concerns of potential EV purchasers in 2026.

Explore the best practices for communication and storytelling in discussing planetary health with Dr. Hunter Gehlbach.

Hear from Dr. Margot Tang about aligning patient health and planetary health goals at Boston Medical Center.

Hear from Dr. Matthew Luebke about a worldwide educational project to provide free, evidence-based curricula and resources to educate the future health workforce on climate risk.

Explore ways to address eco-anxiety in children with Jennifer Rasmussen (RN, MPH), who has spent her career advancing planetary health principles across curricula, communities, and governance.

Learn how rising sea levels impact the water resources we rely on, and how Lisa Wise and NH Sea Grant works to build climate resiliency in our communities.

Learn about Alex Gesse’s work designing mindful nature connection activities under the theoretical principles of human-nature interaction, scientific evidence and the conceptual framework of Planetary Health.

Learn how Michelle Bouchard (MPH, BSN, RNC-NIC, Clin IV) raises awareness about the link between environmental health and human health, focusing on the urgency for nurses to "Do No Harm" to the environment while providing care for their patients.

Dr. Joel Schwartz is noted for his work on the acute and chronic health effects of fossil fuel air pollution, which led to the improvement of U.S. air quality standards. Learn more about his research on the health burdens of polluting the air.

Explore what it means to "mother" — to do the good work of being in service to the living world — with Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder, author of Mother, Creature, Kin.

For over 25 years, Jonathan Patz (MD, MPH) has taught and conducted research on climate change and has published over 200 science publications on environmental public health. Learn more about his career in climate health intervention.

Hear from emergency physician Dr. Stefan Wheat about the health threats posed by climate change, the promotion of healthcare system adaptation and emergency preparedness, and policies to keep people safe in a rapidly changing world.

Dr. Bhatnagar spearheaded the development of environmental cardiology, which examines how environmental exposures affect cardiovascular health and disease risk. Join us for a discussion on his research findings.

Learn from Assistant Professor of Biology Steven Biller about prochlorococcus (marine cyanobacteria) and the ocean’s “invisible forest.”

NH school nurses are invited to join us for a free continuing education webinar opportunity on building students’ resilience to environmental health risks.