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Check out these websites to learn more about climate change and its impact on health. From scientific research to possibilities to take action, these resources offer valuable information to help you stay informed and make eco-friendly choices.
The Environmental Defense Fund is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness and combatting climate change.
The Climate Reality Project is a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness and educating the public about the dangers of climate change.
NASA's official Climate Change YouTube channel posts videos about the scientific reasoning behind climate change.
Climate.gov is a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration website that raises awareness about current events regarding climate change.
The Daily Climate is a news source that posts daily about climate change-specific topics, including its most overlooked aspects.
The World Wildlife Fund is dedicated to protecting animals, especially ones that humans have harmed. Their website also includes climate change resources.
The United Nations has made a website specifically dedicated to climate change, including news, solutions, and ways that you can get involved.
The World Health Organization's resource page on climate change's impacts on health include fact sheets and useful advocacy groups.
Named as one of Vox's best climate change charities, the CATF focuses on decarbonization to mitigate air pollution specifically.
Although this alternative recycling company requires a paid subscription, it can help recycle hard-to-recycle items and declutter easily.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' website includes information about climate refugees and a link to donate to a resilience fund.
National Geographic publishes free resources related to climate change and natgeo.org contains information to make an impact in six areas.