…Laden. Environmental Health Perspective, September 2016. Trees Grow on Money: Urban Tree Canopy Cover and Environmental Justice Kirsten Schwarz, et al. PLoS ONE, April 2015. Urban Greening to Cool Towns…
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…provide health care to begin reporting on the environmental and societal consequences of their operations in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative framework and standards for environment, social, and governance…
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…communication paradigm restricts the flow of evidence-driven facts in [the] public domain,” Debnath wrote in an email. https://journalistsresource.org/environment/climate-change-republican-views/ The solution is for “universities and scientists to work to re-establish public…
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…growth and urbanization, which can create more favorable breeding environments for mosquitoes. Meanwhile, the COVID-19 pandemic diverted public health resources and led to a decline in dengue surveillance and control…
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email A team of ProPublica reporters spent two years analyzing billions of rows of data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and created a map that…
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…learned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency had cited its owner, Gopher Resource, as a significant lead polluter. “It turns out the EPA had issued a report looking at all the…
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…either do well because they’ve been able to mitigate and recover, or they leave,” says co-author Tracy Buchman, an assistant professor of occupational and environmental safety at the University of…
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email If newsrooms want climate science skeptics to read and share news about climate change, researcher Renita Coleman recommends they do this: Leave the terms “climate…
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…up a small fraction of the roughly 261 million light-duty vehicles, including motorcycles, on U.S. roads. The Environmental Protection Agency defines light-duty vehicles as those weighing less than 8,500 pounds….
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…to think that the water coming out of their tap is treated and clean and safe to drink,” says author Michelle Marcus, a health and environmental economist at Vanderbilt University….
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