The Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health (MSCCH) is a collective of medical professionals dedicated to addressing the health implications of climate change. With over 700,000 clinical practitioners, MSCCH aims to raise awareness and drive action on this pressing issue. The Consortium conveys three key messages: climate change is already harming Americans and will continue to do so unless we act, reducing fossil fuel use and transitioning to clean energy will mitigate these harms, and these changes will immediately improve air and water quality, benefiting vulnerable communities.

Physicians are witnessing the health effects of climate change firsthand, from respiratory disease to severe allergies and weather-related injuries. MSCCH supports its members in advocating for climate and health policies, providing educational resources and leadership on environmental sustainability. By engaging with policymakers, local press, and community groups, medical professionals can become advocates for climate and health in their own communities.

Join MSCCH today to make a difference and contribute to the preservation of human health and well-being