; (B) research into, and mitigation of, adverse mental and physical health effects of historical and ongoing environmental racism and the subsequent combined health risk of climate change and environmental pollution; (C) research to model and predict occupational hazards that will occur or intensify due to climate change; (D) development of medical education curricula relating to the clinical hazards of, and interventions for, climate-change-based health burdens; (E) research to address climate-related housing and community development issues, including the impact of, and mitigation strategies for, challenges such as isolation, low-quality housing, housing precarity, and homelessness, and the vulnerabilities and the mental and physical health risks those challenges present; and (F) research to study the social and economic factors and policies that create healthy, resilient communities prepared to adapt to the challenges posed by climate change. (2) Supporting research and development of sustainable and equitable health care operations and clinical practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, climate risk, and environmental health hazards, including— (A) research into effective models of health care delivery— (i) to mitigate the impact of long-standing climate change and environmental hazards on health; and (ii) in preparation for, and in response to, climate disasters; (B) research to model and predict the necessary health care capacity surplus required to absorb both acute and chronic surges in health care demand due to climate-generated health burden, with attention to geographical climate risks and patient demographic health care needs; (C) the development of methods to reduce health sector environmental pollution; (D) research into, and mitigation of, the environmental impacts of hazardous substances used in health care and the health care supply chain, including the placement of facilities that use hazardous substances and the proximity of those facilities to historically marginalized communities