S. 2675: Preventing Health Emergencies And Temperature-related Illness and Deaths Act of 2025

The "Preventing Health Emergencies And Temperature-related Illness and Deaths Act of 2025" aims to improve the nation's response to extreme heat events and their associated health risks, particularly for vulnerable communities.

National Integrated Heat Health Information System

The bill establishes the National Integrated Heat Health Information System, which is intended to enhance preparation for and response to extreme heat conditions across the country. This system will involve collaboration among various federal agencies to ensure a unified approach to managing heat-related health emergencies.

Funding Allocations

The legislation outlines several financial provisions, including:

• Annual funding of $20 million from fiscal years 2027 through 2030, allocated for unspecified purposes related to enhancing the national response to heat emergencies.
• A budget of $500,000 allocated for a study on extreme heat during the period of 2026 to 2028, to better understand the impacts and develop appropriate strategies.
• Providing escalating financial assistance to address health risks from extreme heat, starting with $10 million in 2026 and increasing to $30 million by 2030.

This financial support will be aimed at initiatives that provide relief and planning to better manage heat-related health challenges, particularly benefiting communities at higher risk due to various socioeconomic factors. Overall, the bill seeks to create a systematic approach to mitigate the dangers associated with rising temperatures and extreme heat crises. It underscores the importance of preparedness and inter-agency cooperation to safeguard public health in light of climate-related threats.

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