Environmental health and justice leaders

Jan 01, 2020

Agents of Change: 2019-2020 Cohort

EHN is teaming up with The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health to bring you the voices of next generation environmental health leaders

EHN Staff

Why I'm dedicated to amplifying neglected voices in environmental health

New country, same oppression: It’s time to bolster farmworkers’ rights

Beyond coffee and condos: Black and brown families displaced and erased

Source of pride and pollution: Balancing energy needs and community health

Why housing security is key to environmental justice

“No research on us without us": Prioritizing inclusion in environmental health

We don't farm because it's trendy; we farm as resistance, for healing and sovereignty

Hands on the land, heart in community: Returning cultural fires

Diversity and community focus: The future of science communication

Health research and its problem with the “R” word

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The hidden culprit stealing people’s breath in Puerto Rico

Fungal spores are an insidious menace for asthma patients in flood-prone Puerto Rico. We need education and collaboration with the U.S. to help people breathe easier.

Hunting, fishing, and science denial

The issue of lead ammunition and fishing gear is an under-recognized science denial problem, complete with influential misinformation campaigns out of the Big Tobacco playbook.

Agents of Change: 2019-2020 Cohort

EHN is teaming up with The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health to bring you the voices of next generation environmental health leaders

Why I'm dedicated to amplifying neglected voices in environmental health

New country, same oppression: It’s time to bolster farmworkers’ rights

Beyond coffee and condos: Black and brown families displaced and erased

Source of pride and pollution: Balancing energy needs and community health

Why housing security is key to environmental justice

“No research on us without us": Prioritizing inclusion in environmental health

We don't farm because it's trendy; we farm as resistance, for healing and sovereignty

Hands on the land, heart in community: Returning cultural fires

Diversity and community focus: The future of science communication

Health research and its problem with the “R” word

The hidden culprit stealing people’s breath in Puerto Rico

Fungal spores are an insidious menace for asthma patients in flood-prone Puerto Rico. We need education and collaboration with the U.S. to help people breathe easier.

Pushing back on lead ammo and fishing tackle misinformation

A science denial campaign is being waged to keep lead in hunting and fishing. Who’s fighting back and how should they do it?

Hunting, fishing, and science denial

The issue of lead ammunition and fishing gear is an under-recognized science denial problem, complete with influential misinformation campaigns out of the Big Tobacco playbook.

Pollution’s mental toll: How air, water and climate pollution shape our mental health

For years Americans have been warned about the dangers of pollution and climate change but one effect is neglected: impacts to our brains.

Misled on lead: The campaign to keep toxic lead in hunting ammo and fishing tackle

Hunting and fishing have a science denial problem.

Green beauty product testing finds more than 60% have PFAS indicators

“Time and again, you see that PFAS are everywhere in products where they shouldn't be.”

Agents of Change: 2019-2020 Cohort

EHN is teaming up with The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health to bring you the voices of next generation environmental health leaders

Fungal spores are an insidious menace for asthma patients in flood-prone Puerto Rico. We need education and collaboration with the U.S. to help people breathe easier.

A science denial campaign is being waged to keep lead in hunting and fishing. Who’s fighting back and how should they do it?

The issue of lead ammunition and fishing gear is an under-recognized science denial problem, complete with influential misinformation campaigns out of the Big Tobacco playbook.

For years Americans have been warned about the dangers of pollution and climate change but one effect is neglected: impacts to our brains.

Hunting and fishing have a science denial problem.

“Time and again, you see that PFAS are everywhere in products where they shouldn't be.”

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