; (ii) the utility and value of scientific research in advancing understanding of— (I) the health impacts of climate change; and (II) strategies to prepare for and respond to the health impacts of climate change; (iii) the identification of communities and populations vulnerable to the health impacts of climate change, including infants, children, pregnant women, the elderly, individuals with disabilities or pre-existing illnesses, and low-income populations, the development of strategic response plans to be carried out by public health and health care professionals for those communities; (iv) the improvement of health status and health equity through efforts to prepare for and respond to climate change; and (v) the inclusion of health impacts in the development of climate change responses; (C) to encourage further research, interdisciplinary partnership, and collaboration among stakeholders in order to— (i) understand and monitor the health impacts of climate change; (ii) improve public health knowledge and response strategies to climate change; and (iii) identify actions and policies that are beneficial to health and contribute to climate solutions; (D) to enhance preparedness activities, and health care and public health infrastructure, relating to climate change and health; (E) to encourage each and every American to learn about the impacts of climate change on health