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PFAS in household waste may be going airborne
As states work to limit the use of PFAS, one path for their spread is […]
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Peter Dykstra: The dean of denial
Lt. Hiroo Onoda managed to fight his own lonely World War II for 29 years, […]
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IN-DEPTH: For clean beauty brands, getting PFAS out of makeup might be easier said than done
After a bombshell study came out last summer showing that a number of cosmetics contained […]
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LISTEN: Cielo Sharkus on how engineering can bolster environmental justice
Cielo Sharkus joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss how the […]
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Op-ed: Nurses urge upstream approach to clean water and health
Too often, health professionals are called on to treat patients with conditions that could have […]
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Op-ed: Nurses urge upstream approach to clean water and health
Too often, health professionals are called on to treat patients with conditions that could have […]
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LISTEN: Community, Justice, and Legacy along the Patuxent River
Let’s lend our ears to Fred Tutman, the Patuxent Riverkeeper in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. The […]
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Peter Dykstra: So you want to be an environmental journalist?
You may have noticed last week that EHN posted two notices seeking summer-term reporting internships. […]
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PFAS cosmetics studies are “springboard” for litigation
Cosmetics companies could face litigation if their products are found to contain PFAS, warn attorneys, […]
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Ozone linked to depression in adolescents
Ozone, a common air pollutant, could be one of the causes behind depressive symptoms in […]