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Is Climate Change is an Urgent Women's Health Issue? - Vimarsana News

Is Climate Change is an Urgent Women's Health Issue?

The Washington State Department of Health has published what it says are free classroom learning materials for teachers throughout the state.

Is Climate Change is an Urgent Women's Health Issue? - Vimarsana News

Is Climate Change is an Urgent Women's Health Issue?

The Washington State Department of Health has published what it says are free classroom learning materials for teachers throughout the state.

Source: kffm.com
WA DOH Wants Climate Change Data in Classrooms - Vimarsana News

WA DOH Wants Climate Change Data in Classrooms

New Department of Health program will allow teachers and students access to climate change and other 'health' data, DOH pushing for teachers to include in education

DOH unveils free teacher resources to bring public health and climate change data into the classroom - Vimarsana News

DOH unveils free teacher resources to bring public health and climate change data into the classroom

For immediate release: November 29, 2022   (22-176) Contact: DOH Communications Innovative lessons use state data to teach students about issues impacting their communities OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) announces new educational resources created to introduce students and teachers to public health and climate change data. Free Professional Development Course

Source: wa.gov
Department of Health announces winners of statewide high school science contest - Vimarsana News

Department of Health announces winners of statewide high school science contest

The WTN Youth Science Contest is an opportunity for high school students in Washington state to develop their science and communication skills by engaging with health and environmental data from their own communities.