Analysing over one million primary care appointments across 13 clinics in Philadelphia, this study finds that missed appointment rates rise with both extreme cold (below 39°F) and extreme heat (above 89°F), with the strongest effects among adults aged 65+ and those with chronic conditions. This quantifies a concrete pathway by which climate change erodes preventive healthcare access – a critical and often overlooked dimension of the climate-health crisis. This illustrate why climate and health cannot be addressed in isolation, and underscore the disproportionate burden borne by vulnerable populations.

This article introduces ESM-GAMS, an advanced Earth System Model-Coupled Global Agricultural Monitoring System that integrates satellite remote sensing, AI modeling, and supercomputing to enhance real-time crop monitoring, yield prediction, and extreme weather early warning for climate-smart agriculture.

This scoping review synthesises evidence on the carbon footprint of clinical trials, identifying trial-related travel, meetings, facilities, and laboratory activities as the most carbon-intensive components. With health research itself generating substantial emissions, and reducing those emissions a stated strategic priority for health systems in multiple countries, this review identifies research gaps and emphasizes the need for standardized approaches to measuring and reducing trial carbon footprints.

 This paper evaluates the readiness of 197 countries in translating carbon-neutrality targets into concrete policies and actions, identifying critical implementation gaps and pathways forward—directly supporting urgent global climate action under SDG 13.

This scoping review examined how environmental outcomes are incorporated into health randomized controlled trials (RCTs). The review concludes that including environmental outcomes in RCTs is gaining prominence but requires better integration with clinical decision-making and stakeholder involvement.

Kaiser Permanente became the first carbon-neutral healthcare system in the United States in 2020. The organization addressed climate change's health impacts, which cause approximately 150,000 deaths annually, while recognizing healthcare systems contribute 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Key initiatives included expanding solar programs to over 100 hospitals, achieving 6% energy efficiency improvements, and reducing water use by 22% . KP developed collaborative partnerships and sustainability scorecards for suppliers . Future goals target 50% emission reductions by 2030 and net zero by 2050. This case study demonstrates practical pathways for healthcare environmental stewardship

The study investigates the interplay between environmental awareness, education, and sustainability across both formal and informal learning contexts; It aims to identify theoretical frameworks and educational practices that effectively promote sustainability-oriented attitudes and actions .

This study reveals that climate risk creates virtuous feedback rather than a vicious cycle with agricultural carbon emissions, demonstrating that informed climate risk management can drive emission reductions in China's agricultural sector through technological progress and adaptive responses.

As the global community continues to grapple with the health impacts of climate change and increasingly frequent disasters, the future of resilient healthcare systems in SIDS depends on elevating the leadership of nurses and midwives. Recognizing their contributions, strengthening their capacity, and ensuring their visibility on the world stage are not only matters of equity; they are strategic imperatives for building sustainable, adaptive, and inclusive health systems in the face of an uncertain climate future.

The anti-inflammatory reliever (AIR) therapy uses inhaled corticosteroids combined with formoterol delivered through dry powder inhalers, which can reduce carbon emissions by up to 97% compared to traditional pressurized inhalers