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SEQUIM, Wash.—Jutting out into the Strait of Juan de Fuca is a fragile, slender spit […]

Dick’s Sporting Goods bans PFAS in its clothing and other textiles

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Dick’s Sporting Goods, one of the largest sporting goods retailers in the country with more […]

LISTEN: Dr. Beverly Wright on how to keep environmental justice momentum

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Dr. Beverly Wright joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss her […]

Are you replenishing your electrolytes with a dose of PFAS?

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Nine electrolyte products have detectable levels of total fluorine, an indicator of the group of […]

Federal air monitoring investment could lower southwest Pennsylvania cancer rates

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PITTSBURGH—Community groups in southwestern Pennsylvania will soon have the power of more data in their […]

Displaced and distraught: East Palestine remains at risk and without answers

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EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Gary Chirico pulled up to the First Church of Christ in […]

Opinion: Restoring our waters is restoring ourselves

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It was a cold winter day when my káalixaalia, great-grandmother, sat us down to tell […]

Opinión: Restaurar nuestras aguas es restaurarnos a nosotros mismos

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Era una fría mañana de invierno cuando mi káalixaalia, bisabuela, nos sentó para contarnos historias. […]

EHN welcomes two summer interns to focus on plastic pollution and Spanish-speaking communities

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We’re excited to have Allison Guy, a longtime writer and communicator in the environmental nonprofit […]

US lead pipe replacements stoke concerns about plastic and environmental injustice

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Roughly 9.2 million lead pipes deliver drinking water to homes, schools and other buildings in […]