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Our annual summer reading list, 2024 edition
It’s hard to believe it’s already the Fourth of July — which means fireworks, cookouts, […]
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LISTEN: Alastair Lee Bitsóí on becoming a writer to advocate for Indigenous communities
Alastair Lee Bitsóí joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss how […]
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WATCH: Enduring the “endless” expansion of the nation’s petrochemical corridor
In the course of a century, Houston, once known for its magnolia flowers, turned into […]
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Nippon Steel shareholders demand environmental accountability in light of pending U.S. Steel acquisition
During a shareholders meeting in Tokyo last Friday, a group of investors in Nippon Steel […]
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Another chemical recycling plant closure offers ‘flashing red light’ to nascent industry
For the second time this year, a chemical recycling plant built to turn waste into […]
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Op-ed: PFAS contamination endangers farmers’ health — a new federal program would empower them to address the crisis
When dozens of Maine farmers discovered high levels of PFAS in their soil and water, […]
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Portable air filters in daycares can reduce indoor pollution by 85%: Study
PITTSBURGH — Portable air filters in daycares and early learning centers can decrease harmful indoor […]
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LISTEN: Revisiting our conversation with environmental justice pioneer Dr. Beverly Wright
Today we’re re-airing our conversation with Dr. Beverly Wright, who joined the Agents of Change […]
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Op-ed: In a warming world, nurses heal people and the planet
During the Covid pandemic, the world cheered as we nurses stepped up. Everyone knows we […]
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Commentary: Plastic research needs independent scientists free of industry influence
Editor’s note: The note below from Environmental Health Sciences’ founder and chief scientist, Pete Myers, […]