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LISTEN: Michelle Gin on the role of government in advancing beauty justice
Michelle Gin joined the Agents of Change in Environmental Health podcast and talked about being […]
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California sues to recover costs for Exide lead cleanup, but community still wants justice
More than six years into the cleanup effort, thousands of homes and other properties across […]
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Biden’s emerging E-team
Two agency head selections by President-elect Joe Biden this week continue the partisan whiplash at […]
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Microplastics weathered by water are more likely to infiltrate an animal’s cells
Microplastic particles exposed to freshwater or saltwater environments are more likely than original, non-exposed particles […]
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We ignored pandemic warnings and now look. Let’s not do the same for climate change.
Our intrepid TV newsfolk are fond of comparing daily U.S. COVID-19 death tolls to other […]
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Winter inversions threaten to increase air pollution, COVID-19 risks
At around 11 AM on November 4, Germaine Patterson stepped outside to exercise in her […]
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Southwest US communities and Hispanics most likely to have arsenic-laden water
A new survey shows arsenic levels in public water are disproportionately high in certain U.S. […]
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Unplugged: Abandoned oil and gas wells leave the ocean floor spewing methane
Out on the deck of a research boat, Tara Yacovitch looked out to the water. […]
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LISTEN: Ans Irfan’s vision for progress and equity in global public health
Ans Irfan joined the Agents of Change in Environmental podcast to talk about his path […]
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Preguntas y respuestas: Una joven líder en justicia ambiental sobre el valor de acercar a los jóvenes de color a la naturaleza
Para la mayoría de los estudiantes universitarios, los sábados son para relajarse o pasar tiempo […]