February 2026 Policy Pulse
February 25, 2026
February 2026 Policy Pulse
4–4:30 pm ET (1–1:30 pm PT)
This partners-exclusive Policy Pulse session provided timely federal and state policy updates impacting health care sustainability, resilience, and clean energy adoption. Participants gained insights into regulatory changes, funding opportunities, and advocacy actions to help their organizations stay ahead of emerging climate and health policy developments. Review the slides below for more details, and register for upcoming Policy Pulse sessions to stay informed if you haven't done so already.
About Practice Greenhealth's Policy Pulse
These quarterly 30-minute discussions covered federal, state, and local policy developments shaping health care sustainability — from clean energy incentives and climate resilience to disaster preparedness and Medicaid’s evolving role in addressing climate change. Topics reflected current issues, and participants asked questions and connected with peers in this partners-only forum.
These sessions are not recorded to provide a safe place for questions and discussion.
Registration note: Past participants must register for 2026, even if you joined the policy pulse in 2025.
Tim Cronin
Job Title
Associate Director of Policy & Advocacy
Organization
Health Care Without Harm & Practice Greenhealth
A U.S. HCWH policy team member, Tim (he/him) primarily oversees state and local policy engagement alongside a limited portfolio of national-level policy projects. His previous work includes leading state work for the think-tank Climate XChange Education & Research and CABA-US, a business roundtable focused on clean energy and climate resilience. Most recently, Tim led Health Care Without Harm’s Massachusetts work, including convening health sector leadership bodies for the Green Ribbon Commission and the City of Boston.
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