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Protecting Health in a Changing Climate

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This story first appeared in Amy Weaver’s LinkedIn newsletter,

Direct Relief: Hope Ahead .

The inextricable link between climate and health has perhaps never been more evident.

Record-setting hurricanes. Wildfire seasons that now stretch nearly year-round. Extreme heat, flooding, and instability don’t just disrupt communities—they disrupt the health systems people rely on.

This raises a critical question: What does it take to protect health when the conditions around healthcare are becoming less predictable?

One part of the answer is resilient energy.…

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