-
Pesticides are becoming increasingly toxic for the world’s most important insects
Over the last 25 years, the toxicity of 381 pesticides in the U.S. more than […]
-
Hurricane season spurs hog waste worries in North Carolina
As North Carolina heads into another hurricane season, some residents and organizations fear the stormy […]
-
Fertility & Environmental Justice: A conversation with Shanna Swan and Annie Hoang
Agents of Change founder and director Dr. Ami Zota sat down with Dr. Shanna Swan […]
-
NOAA’s ‘new normals’ climate data raises questions about what’s normal
When climatologists started standardizing global weather data about 100 years ago, they didn’t know that […]
-
The draw—and deadliness—of American denial
Americans have learned a lot about the concept of denial in recent years. COVID-19 denial, […]
-
Planting a million trees in the semi-arid desert to combat climate change
Reflecting on her childhood, Tucson, Ariz., Mayor Regina Romero points to her father as the […]
-
What do politicians have to say about ‘Fractured?’
EHN conducted a two-year study that found Pennsylvania families living near fracking wells are being […]
-
“Allow suffering to speak:” Treating the oppressive roots of illness
“Imperialism leaves behind germs of rot which we must clinically detect and remove from our […]
-
Living near fracking wells is linked to higher rate of heart attacks: Study
Living among fracking wells is linked to higher rates of hospitalizations and deaths due to […]
-
Why Indigenous women are risking arrest to fight Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline through Minnesota
On Dec. 14, Simone Senogles of the Red Lake Nation in Minnesota watched as machines […]