Kristie Ebi
Professor, Global Health
Professor, Env. and Occ. Health Sciences
4225 Roosevelt Way NE, Suite 100, Room 2330
Box 354695
Seattle, WA 98105-
206-543-8440
krisebi@uw.edu
Research Interests
Health risks of and responses to global change particularly climate change.
DEOHS Biography
Education
PhD Epidemiologic Science, University of Michigan, 1985
MPH Epidemiology, University of Michigan, 1983
MS Toxicology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1976
BS Biochemistry, Michigan State University, 1972
In the News
Heatwaves are becoming more deadly as nights warm faster than days
CNBC, 09/12/2020
The sun is ‘glorious’ and rain is ‘nasty’ — could weather bias be killing us?
Grist, 09/01/2020
US cities could face nearly 30 times more exposure to extreme heat by 2100 compared to the early 2000s, study finds
CNN, 08/18/2020
Will the global decline in births affect climate change?
Quartz, 07/25/2020
Cities’ summer challenge: Keep people cool while keeping COVID-19 at bay
Marketplace, 07/24/2020
The latest summer forecast calls for deadly heat waves
Popular Science, 06/24/2020
COVID-19 pandemic keeps cooling center closed despite rising temperatures
NPR, 06/13/2020
Dangerous choice: Swelter in quarantine or risk contagion
E&E News, 04/28/2020
Rising CO2 levels are making food less nutritious. It could cause a global malnutrition crisis
Business Insider, 02/27/2020
Climate change harms the health of children
The Daily, 01/09/2020