Members with Green Latinos held a press conference outside Senator Gardner's office Thursday. Their mission: To bring climate and environmental justice to minority groups.
it is troubling to learn of the disparities in lead poisoning among Connecticut children: Hispanic children are 1.4 times as likely to be poisoned as non-Hispanic children, and black children remain more than twice as likely to have lead poisoning as white children.
A total of 1,665 Connecticut children under age 6 had lead poisoning in 2017, a drop of almost 17% from the year before and the largest one-year decrease
Community organizations and environmental advocates are raising concerns over the storage of highly toxic pollutants including PCBs and heavy metals such as mercury on the lakefront.
The Kinzua Dam, which protects Pittsburgh from flooding and pollution, took thousands of acres of the Seneca's territory and destroyed nine communities. We look at the past and future of the Seneca Nation.
Although it is not new, under the current administration, powerful and wealthy corporations are given free rein to despoil and destroy our sacred and treasured lands.
New study bolsters evidence that certain chemicals may alter social development—but also reinforces the protective effect of folic acid during pregnancy
The failure to ban asbestos has resulted in widespread and potentially deadly chronic risks that reach down to our youngest citizens and their teachers.
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
Coal, oil and gas have given communities across the U.S. both steady paychecks and devastating pollution. It's time to make health a priority in meeting our energy demands.
