As a journalist, I would rewrite the article as follows:

Climate change poses a significant threat to global health and well-being. It is crucial that health care providers take action to address this global imperative. The University of California Health (UC Health) has taken a comprehensive approach to addressing climate resilience challenges by signing the White House and Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Sector Climate Pledge. This commitment involves collaborating with over 130 other organizations and 900 hospitals to develop equity-focused plans across their system.

To showcase their progress in fulfilling the Health Sector Climate Pledge, UC Health has released a report highlighting advancements made in individual health centers. The report also outlines the next steps in their resilience planning journey. This demonstrates UC Health’s commitment to creating a sustainable and climate-resilient health care system for the communities they serve.

UC Health’s collaborative approach to tackling climate resilience challenges has been led by colleagues and student fellows who have contributed significantly to advancing these efforts in health centers. Their dedication and expertise are reflected in the report, which showcases UC Health’s commitment to improving health outcomes for individuals worldwide. To learn more about UC Health and their initiatives, visit [health.universityofcalifornia.edu].