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A Powerful Mission Statement
“We provide hope, care and cures to help every child live
the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible”
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Water Reduction
Waste Reduction
Green Purchasing
Healthy Food &
Purchasing
Green Building
Anchor Project
Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction
Energy Reduction & Transportation
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Trash (Landfill) 46%
Comingled Recycling
15% Computers &
Electronics Recycling 1%
HIPAA Paper Recycling 14%
Construction Recycling
7%
Composting 8%
Current State = 46% diversion 46% landfill
RMW, Sharps, Pharm
8%
2020 Goal =
50% diversion
Empty and Mostly Clean
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SWEDISH HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER First Hill…
NORTHWEST HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER
BUILDING HOPE (Children's)
FHCRC - SEATTLE CANCER CARE ALLIANCE…
HARBORVIEW MEDICAL CENTER
SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER BALLARD CAMPUS
VIRGINIA MASON- CENTRAL PAVILLION
SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER CHERRY HILL…
SEATTLE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL (MAIN CAMPUS)
Seattle Hospital Energy Use Intensity (kBtu/sf/year)
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Courtesy of the National Climate Assessment (2012)
Global temperature deviations
from mean (1880-2016)
Mauna Loa Observatory
Monthly Average Carbon Dioxide
(1960-2015)
Energy use for heating,
cooling, lighting, &
water use
Employee
commutes
Meat production
& food transport
Waste
anesthetic
gases
Supplies &
materials
Fleet
vehicles
Waste hauling,
treatment, &
landfill gases
Health care contributes to climate change
10% of U.S. greenhouse gas
emissions
Natural Gas 53%
Company Owned Fleet, 3%
Anesthetic Gases , 3%
Electricity, 3%
Business Travel (Air), 6%
Business Travel (Other), 1%
Paper, 3%
Commuting 26%
Waste, 2%
Natural Gas
Company Owned Fleet
Anesthetic Gases
Electricity
Business Travel (Air)
Business Travel (Other)
Paper
Commuting
Waste
Seattle Children's Hospital
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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American Academy of Pediatrics
Policy statement: November, 2015
A campaign to engage 5,000 health professionals around climate change and health
A collaboration between Health Care Without Harm
and Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments
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Extreme heat
• More very hot days, higher humidity, longer & hotter heat waves
• 14.5 million Americans exposed to heat waves annually (2000-2016)
• Illness and death from heat stroke and dehydration
• Longer seasons for allergens
• 7 million annual deaths
worldwide
• Heat increases wildfires,
smog, and pollen
• Humidity and flooding
leads to indoor mold
growth
• Exacerbations in asthma
and allergies
Air pollution
• Changes in range,
lifespan, virulence, and
population
• Mosquitoes: West Nile
virus, malaria, & zika
virus
• Ticks: Lyme disease
• Extreme weather leads
to breeding grounds
Changes in ecology
• More frequent and
severe rains, floods,
droughts, fires, and
major storms
• Housing displacement
• Decreased access to
health services and
medications
• Particularly damaging to
mental health
Severe weather
Mental health, migration
• Depression, anxiety, anger, hopelessness, PTSD,
uncertainty
• Familial, financial, and societal impacts are often
unquantifiable and difficult to articulate
• Example: 215,000 Puerto Ricans fled to Florida after
Hurricane Maria
• Climate change expected to lead to increased migration to
the Pacific NW.
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