EHN's reporting honored in national environmental journalism awards

Kristina Marusic's air pollution coverage recognized by the Society of Environmental Journalists

EHN reporter Kristina Marusic received an honorable mention for her beat reporting on air pollution in Western Pennsylvania by the Society of Environmental Journalists.

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9/11 male breast cancer patient: 'We're the forgotten people'

Jeff Flynn had no idea men could get breast cancer, so “I ignored the symptoms,” he said of a disease commonly associated with women.

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Reduced lead trends in New Orleans soil and kids suggest prevention should expand outside the home

Study finds decreasing lead in topsoil coincides with reductions in children's blood levels, which suggests playing around the dirt may be an important source of the toxic for children

EHN's reporting honored in national environmental journalism awards

Kristina Marusic's air pollution coverage recognized by the Society of Environmental Journalists

9/11 male breast cancer patient: 'We're the forgotten people'

WATCH: How plastics—and the chemicals in and attached to them—threaten future generations

"No plastic has been tested thoroughly—none. Zip. Zero. Nada."

Op-ed: Natural gas vs. renewable energy — beware the latest gas industry talking points

By keeping Americans focused on the climate benefits of gas vs. coal, industry seeks to delay a broader debate of the deficits of gas vs. renewables.

Peter Dykstra: Spoiling “America’s Best Idea”

The bipartisan neglect of our National Parks

The attention on microplastic pollution is welcomed. But scientists can do better.

An expert marine biologist on the many ways microplastic pollution research can be bolstered

Appalachia is transitioning from coal. Here’s what it could learn from Germany.

Lessons from environmental and economic restoration efforts in the Ruhr Valley could help usher Appalachia into a new era.

Reduced lead trends in New Orleans soil and kids suggest prevention should expand outside the home

Study finds decreasing lead in topsoil coincides with reductions in children's blood levels, which suggests playing around the dirt may be an important source of the toxic for children

Kristina Marusic's air pollution coverage recognized by the Society of Environmental Journalists

"No plastic has been tested thoroughly—none. Zip. Zero. Nada."

By keeping Americans focused on the climate benefits of gas vs. coal, industry seeks to delay a broader debate of the deficits of gas vs. renewables.

The bipartisan neglect of our National Parks

An expert marine biologist on the many ways microplastic pollution research can be bolstered

Lessons from environmental and economic restoration efforts in the Ruhr Valley could help usher Appalachia into a new era.

Study finds decreasing lead in topsoil coincides with reductions in children's blood levels, which suggests playing around the dirt may be an important source of the toxic for children

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