In Indonesia, a village held hostage by coal pleads for change
Residents complain the cluster of eight existing coal plants in the area have already caused problems with public health, agriculture and water pollution.
At Biden’s request, Montana judge vacates Trump EPA’s ‘secret science’ rule
A federal judge on Monday vacated the Trump administration rule limiting which scientific studies the Environmental Protection Agency can use in crafting public health protections,...
LISTEN: Ans Irfan’s vision for progress and equity in global public health
Ans Irfan joined the Agents of Change in Environmental Health podcast to talk about his path from Pakistan to public health—and how the field can...
How the Biden administration can reverse Trump’s environmental policies
And what actions the President-elect should prioritize.
Northeast transit leaders look to Biden presidency for much needed relief
Nicknamed “Amtrak Joe” for his frequent trips on the Northeast corridor, the president-elect is an avid supporter of expanding rail.
This election, science seems more political than ever. Is it?
Some research shows increasing political divides this year as a pandemic thrusts science into the election spotlight.
Deadly bacteria lurk in coastal waters. Climate change increases the risks
Health workers see Vibrio as a rare danger, if they’ve heard of it at all. But it’s already causing more cases of flesh-eating disease. And it’s poised...Ohio healthcare professionals join call for HB 6 repeal
Clinicians’ group sees clean energy standards as a key part of addressing climate change and its disparate health impacts.