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EHN reporter discusses chemical recycling on “Living on Earth”
PITTSBURGH — EHN Reporter Kristina Marusic joined NPR’s “Living on Earth” to discuss proposed chemical […]
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Why a “fracking refugee” is attending the global plastics treaty negotiations
Jill Hunkler, an Ohio resident who considers herself a “fracking refugee,” is telling her family’s […]
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Exposure to chemicals in plastics linked to cancer diagnoses: Study
There’s an association between higher levels of phenols and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly known […]
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“Our lives might be on the line”
HOUSTON — This week EHN is publishing letters from eighth grade students at YES Prep […]
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UK activist Trudi Warner’s court battle ends in victory after a year
Trudi Warner, a retired social worker and climate activist in England, won a significant legal […]
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LISTEN: Greer Hamilton on arts-based environmental justice research
Dr. Greer Hamilton joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss how […]
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“Climate change is not something to ignore”
HOUSTON — This week EHN is publishing letters from eighth grade students at YES Prep […]
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From poisoning to skin diseases: multiple effects of sargassum on health
This is a republishing collaboration with Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, where this originally published. See […]
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Desde intoxicaciones hasta enfermedades de la piel: múltiples los efectos del sargazo en la salud
Este artículo fue publicado originalmente por el Centro de Periodismo Investigativo. Hace parte de la […]
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After 13 years, no end in sight for Caribbean sargassum invasion
This is a republishing collaboration with Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, where this originally published. See […]
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