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This webinar brings together healthcare leaders to explore how fossil fuels impact health and how electrification can improve air quality, reduce disease, and advance climate goals. Sessions offer practical strategies for patient conversations, clinical practice, and systemic change. Free CME available to anyone in the US.
This webinar brings together healthcare leaders to explore how fossil fuels impact health and how electrification can improve air quality, reduce disease, and advance climate goals. Sessions offer practical strategies for patient conversations, clinical practice, and systemic change. Free CME available to anyone in the US.
This webinar brings together healthcare leaders to explore how fossil fuels impact health and how electrification can improve air quality, reduce disease, and advance climate goals. Sessions offer practical strategies for patient conversations, clinical practice, and systemic change. Free CME available to anyone in the US.
The 2025 legislative session is in full swing, and critical decisions are being made about how to tackle climate change, move toward 100% clean electricity and universal electricity access, and cultivate healthier communities. Join us at the State House in Augusta!
Throughout 2024, PSR Maine has actively engaged in a variety of initiatives aimed at promoting public health, environmental sustainability, and social responsibility.
In this hour, learn about a recent study of Maine physicians and their belief and actions around climate change and hear from a pediatrician who puts climate change front and center in her work.
Join PSR Maine for this webinar featuring Sage Canchola-Welch, principal and founder of Sunstone Strategies. Sage will discuss the health and climate benefits of pollution-free homes, available incentives, and public messaging.
Because of your past support, PSR Maine has had a successful year working to reduce threats to public health by influencing public opinion and promoting science-based policies.
Op-ed in the Bangor Daily News by Daniel Oppenheim, MD, PSR Maine member.