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Disinfection dangers: How to avoid viruses without exposing yourself to toxics
The coronavirus has changed just about every routine in our lives, cleaning and disinfecting now […]
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Algoma Steel workers allege company had ‘full knowledge’ of exposure to lethal, cancer-causing chemicals
This investigation is a cross-border collaboration between The Narwhal and Environmental Health News. Workers at […]
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Solar power on the rise at US schools
When Mount Desert Island High School in Maine decided to use solar power, they turned […]
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Health research and its problem with the “R” word
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted U.S. health inequities—and the field of public health, which includes […]
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The evidence is clear—the US public wants science-based policies for COVID-19: Derrick Z. Jackson
You would think that after 190,000 COVID-19 deaths, the Trump Administration might finally develop a […]
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Building a library of American environmental classics: Part One
Building best-of lists is, if nothing else, a wonderful way to start an argument. In […]
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Pittsburgh’s Black farmers work to grow a new future
This story was produced as part of a collaborative reporting project by the Pittsburgh Media […]
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EHN reporter wins two Golden Quill Awards
Kristina Marusic, EHN’s Pittsburgh reporter, won two 2020 Golden Quill Awards for her reporting on […]
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Toxic pesticides and flame-retardants found in monkey, baboon, and chimpanzee poop
Baboons in the U.S., howler monkeys in Costa Rica, and baboons, chimpanzees, red-tailed monkeys, and […]
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Anatomy of a smokey hellscape
BOZEMAN, Mont.—Living in the Rocky Mountains, we often joke about our five seasons: Fall, winter, […]