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The fallacy of “back to normal” thinking: Anne and Paul Ehrlich
Education and equity are central to good public health. The failure of higher education in […]
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Indoor air pollution and heavy metals linked to child obesity
When it comes to our bodies, we are what we eat—or so the adage goes. […]
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Advertising for sugary drinks increased to $1 billion from 2013 to 2018
Despite rampant diet-related disease in the U.S., a new report finds that soft-drink companies—led by […]
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Remembering Kirk Smith
Editor’s note: Kirk Smith, founder of the modern field of indoor air pollution studies, died […]
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Endocrine disruptors in Europe: Nineteen “experts” are polluting the debate
Editor’s note: This article was originally published at Le Monde and is republished here with […]
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“Mission Accomplished” on COVID-19?
Recent environmental history shows a pattern of powerful men saying regrettable things about the environment. […]
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BPA exposure and hormone changes are a dangerous combo for aging men
It’s an uncomfortable, often embarrassing problem—having to pee a lot, but not getting relief when […]
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Hands on the land, heart in community: Returning cultural fires
It was a California Summer. I was working in a plant nursery tucked into the […]
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Pandemics, policing, and a just transition
These are difficult and trying times. We are all experiencing great anxiety associated with living […]
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The health of wildlife is inseparable from our own: Joe Roman
One rainy night early this spring, I heard the first frogs of the season—a single […]