Solutions-Oriented Science: Combating Fatalism Regarding Climate Change and Health.
Am J Public Health 2026 Jun; 116(6):743-745.

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Ranney MLMegan L. Ranney is the dean of the School of Public Health, C.-E. A. Winslow professor of public health (health policy), and professor of emergency medicine, Yale University, New Haven, CT. Julie B. Zimmerman is vice-provost of planetary solutions and Liliane and Christian Haub professor of chemical and environmental engineering and the environment, and deputy director for research at the Center for Green Chemistry and Green Engineering, Yale University.
Zimmerman JB0000-0002-5392-312XMegan L. Ranney is the dean of the School of Public Health, C.-E. A. Winslow professor of public health (health policy), and professor of emergency medicine, Yale University, New Haven, CT. Julie B. Zimmerman is vice-provost of planetary solutions and Liliane and Christian Haub professor of chemical and environmental engineering and the environment, and deputy director for research at the Center for Green Chemistry and Green Engineering, Yale University.

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eng

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42127375