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Measuring Houston’s environmental injustice from space
Juan Flores is a lifelong resident of Galena Park, an east Houston suburb, who has […]
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Climate activists pan carbon capture plans
More than 500 environmental and community groups – from the Nassau Hiking & Outdoor Club […]
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Endocrine disrupting chemicals are an “under-appreciated” diabetes risk factor
We’ve long known that aspects of modern life — eating sugary foods or sitting for […]
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Green screen: The sequel
Last year, I wrote about some of the worst efforts to incorporate environmental themes into […]
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Pete Myers: Toward deep structural reform of pesticides
Editor’s note: This is an edited excerpt from the foreword to the new book Herbicides: […]
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The “twin crises” of high cancer rates and exposure to toxic chemicals in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH—A group of local physicians, researchers, community advocates, and elected officials released a declaration today […]
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LISTEN: Kartik Amarnath on community empowerment
Kartik Amarnath joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss his work […]
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A long road to recovery for Lake Superior fish
Some communities live and die with a single industry. “It’s the reason for the community […]
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EHN collaboration wins Canada reporting award
An investigative collaboration between EHN and The Narwhal won silver in the Best Feature Article […]
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Environmental journalism’s replacement cycle
Today’s emerging environmental journalists have one benefit their oldest predecessors didn’t have: predecessors. More than […]