State leaders in California are adopting sweeping policies in response to the growing health impacts of climate change to fend off the worst effects and encourage similar measures in other countries. This includes steps taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality to protect public health. While California wants to be a leader, it also recognizes that it can’t tackle climate change on its own. The interviews with California officials also highlighted the health impacts of climate change on Native American tribes, including threats to food sources and challenges in accessing water and caring for the land.
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Back From COP28, California Climate Leaders Talk Health Impacts of Warming
