Energy Technologies for Climate Action
from Health Calls Hosted by Catholic Health Association
As one of the country’s highest producers of carbon emissions, health care has a special responsibility in helping solve the ongoing climate crisis. What opportunities exist for health systems to make immediate improvements to their carbon footprint, and how can they set themselves up for a sustainable future? Dan Misleh, co-founder of the Catholic Climate Covenant, joins Health Calls to talk about the many partnerships his organization is rallying around. He highlights the non-profit’s Catholic Energies program, lists the financial benefits of making sustainable changes, and encourages Catholic health providers to think about how climate action can be a way to live out their mission. Resources Register for CHA’s Feast of St. Francis Webinar, Catholic Healthcare Sows Hope and Action for Creation Get involved with the organizations mentioned in today’s episode Catholic Climate Covenant Catholic Energies Project Drawdown DSIRE: Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency Health Calls is available on the following podcast streaming platforms: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Learn more about The Catholic Health Association of the United States at www.chausa.org.
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As one of the country’s highest producers of carbon emissions, health care has a special responsibility in helping solve the ongoing climate crisis. What opportunities exist for health systems to make immediate improvements to their carbon footprint, and how can they set themselves up for a sustainable future?
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