Lead Paint: A Decades-Old Issue Still Persists Today
We often think of lead paint as a past problem, but any house built before 1978 could still have health risks, especially for young children.
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Lawn Pesticides Aren’t All Good or All Bad
What are the impacts of various lawn pesticides on public health and the environment and what improvements could be made?
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Ventilation: Buildings Are a Major Energy and Money Suck
How are many ventilation systems inefficient, why are they important for indoor air quality, and how we can improve them?
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Mosquitoes: How Climate Change Increases Populations of the World’s Deadliest Animal
Between malaria and other diseases, mosquitoes cause 1 million human deaths per year. Could climate change make those numbers even worse?
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What Are Aerosols and How Do They Impact Our Climate System?
Aerosols are a wide range of particles that affect precipitation and human health. Where do they come from, and what do we do about it?
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UN Declares Clean and Healthy Environment a Universal Human Right
Among a flurry of major climate news stories last week, one really big one failed to make front page news. The United Nations General Assembly...
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Mercury: The “Mad Hatter” Chemical Still Persists in Our Environment
Previously emitted mercury in the environment combined with current emissions are leading to issues with the environment, economy, and health.
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Why Are South African Countries Seeing an Uptick in Pellagra?
Pellagra is prevented with nothing more than a half-decent diet, so why is it still here in 2020 and what can we do about it?
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Gypsy Moths Are Causing A Lot of Damage
Gypsy moths are an invasive insect species causing a lot of damage by defoliating trees, disrupting wildlife, causing skin rashes, and more.
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Asthma: Air Pollution Is Disproportionately Harming Marginalized Communities
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