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Can “Blue Zones” be a solution to environmental injustice?
HOPEWELL, Va.—After decades of treating patients with chronic diseases, cardiologist Dr. Cliff Morris realized that […]
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Evidence of PFAS found in tampons — including organic brands
Five popular tampon brands — including two advertised as organic — have detectable levels of […]
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Researchers call for action on lead-contaminated meat due to EHN reporting
Scientists from the U.S. and Europe are calling for inspections of donated hunted meat at […]
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A guide to environmental health in southwestern Pennsylvania
Our zip codes are more important than our genetic codes in predicting our overall health […]
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Peter Dykstra: There’s plenty of environmental coverage — if you like misleading ads
I spent nearly 20 years cashing paychecks from commercial TV, vainly hoping for the day […]
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For the first time, natural gas production linked to lower birth weights in a national study
Across the U.S., birth weights have declined as rates of natural gas production have increased, […]
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PFAS-polluted North Carolina alligators have weakened immune systems
Alligators living along the Cape Fear River in North Carolina had high levels of 14 […]
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Op-ed: On climate protests, the media misses the point
In the face of global inaction, climate change — inextricably linked to health inequities — […]
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LISTEN: Ogonnaya Dotson Newman on how philanthropy can support frontline communities
Ogonnaya Dotson Newman joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss the […]
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Chemical effects on female thyroid levels: Jessica Trowbridge, Ph.D.
How do common chemicals in furniture, electronics and takeout containers affect female thyroid levels? Discover […]