Climate Websites & Apps

healthychildren.org

How does climate change affect the health of your kids? This website from the American Academy of Pediatrics explains.

american college of physicians climate toolkit

The American College of Physicians Climate Toolkit’s website, provides several helpful resources for health professionals.

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

Provides amazing lesson plans to help students learn about the complex interactions between climate and health

• Spanish Website De La Educación

• English Educational Website

Urban Heat Risk Explorer App

How do tree cover, buildings, cooling areas, and more effect urban areas? This app shows how heat impacts key U.S. urban areas.

Earth Hero App

This app empowers you towards actions that benefit the climate and community resilience/

Medical Society Consortium on Climate and health

Provides resources, action opportunities and connection with health professionals.

Center for disease control and prevention (CDC)

The CDC’s Climate Effects on Health webpage contains graphics, publications, resources, trainings, webinars, data, and tools more for understanding the public health-stressors of climate.

• Climate Effects on Health Overview

• Climate and Health Program

• Resources for Health Professionals

GLOBE OBSERVer App

This app allows students or citizen scientists to track environmental observations, such as mosquito habitat, that aids public health departments, NASA, and more - all while engaging learners on key science concepts.

U.s. Department and Health Human Services

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) lists data, toolkits, and policy initiatives on their climate and health website.

World Health Organization

Offers resources, reports, and key data for policy makers, public health professionals, or anyone working in the policy/practice interface.

NASA Website, Climate Games, and APPS

• OFFSET! Is a web game designed for kids to explore the carbon cycle and climate change. Also available as a mobile app.

• Climate Time Machine: Go back in time to see how temperatures, sea ice, and more have changed.

• ClimateKids: This interactive website teaches kids about climate change and impacts.

• Earth Now: This app puts the earth in your hands with satellites and key data on carbon, ozone, and more.

UN Climate CHange APP

For the policy geek, this app gives the latest news, helpful links to keep you informed, and more.

• Android App

• IOS app

Sierra from Miss Martin’s S.T.E.M. girls club wanted to share a resource about storm spotting and the data collected from severe weather spotting. Here is the website that Sierra found!