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The current global scenario calls for immediate climate action by health care providers. This is not just a response to environmental challenges but a necessity to protect the health and well-being of all individuals worldwide. The University of California Health (UC Health) understands this urgency and has taken steps to address it head-on.
UC Health is committed to providing exceptional clinical care, educating future health professionals, and conducting research to improve the health and quality of life for Californians. They are participating in the Health Sector Climate Pledge, alongside over 130 organizations and 900 hospitals, to develop comprehensive and equitable resilience plans across their system.
To demonstrate their progress in fulfilling the Health Sector Climate Pledge, UC Health has released a report that highlights the advancements made by individual Health Centers and outlines their next steps on their resilience planning journey. The report reflects UC Health’s collaborative approach towards addressing climate resilience challenges.
I congratulate UC Health colleagues and student fellow contributors for their significant role in advancing climate resilience for UC health centers and their communities. Their efforts showcase the importance of collaboration in developing effective solutions to complex problems like climate change. For more information about UC Health, visit [health.universityofcalifornia.edu](http://health.universityofcalifornia.edu).
