Health and Extreme Weather Solutions-Focused Research Hubs
Funds regional research hubs studying how wildfire smoke, heat, floods and other extreme weather harm health, with community partners built in.
Extreme weather is a health problem as much as a climate one, and the people it hits hardest are often the ones least able to prepare. This notice funds hubs built to do something about that regionally.
Each hub is a translational research hub with multiple integrated components: research, capacity building, and community or public-health translation, aimed at regionally relevant hazards — wildfi…
Regional translational research hubs studying the health impacts of extreme weather and cumulative climate-related exposures — including wildfire smoke, extreme heat, flooding, hurricanes and drought — led by multidisciplinary teams with non-academic community partners, spanning fundamental to implementation research aimed at measurable public-health impact. Clinical trials are optional.
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