Environment (227) Subcategories: Climate Change Natural Disasters Environmental Health Top In Environment view When The Dust Settles: Health Costs of Dust Storms When The Dust Settles: Health Costs of Dust Storms Fellow Rowena Lindsay view Under-Monitored, Over-Exposed Under-Monitored, Over-Exposed Fellow Rowena Lindsay view Before the First Cry: A Crisis in Neonatal Health Before the First Cry: A Crisis in Neonatal Health Fellow Aidan Stotz view Cooking Up Contamination Cooking Up Contamination Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond view Climate Policies Improve the Health of Mothers and Children in NYC Climate Policies Improve the Health of Mothers and Children in NYC Guest Author Frederica P. Perera Subcategories: Climate Change Natural Disasters Environmental Health view article - What Makes a City Livable? 03.17.2023 view article - What Makes a City Livable? Environment Environmental Health What Makes a City Livable? City livability scores show residents' priorities for their standard of living. These scores can also serve as proxies for public health. Fellow Abby Outterson view article - Heated Tweets 03.06.2023 view article - Heated Tweets Environment Climate Change Heated Tweets A nation-wide study exploring the connection between aggression and temperature found that the prevalence of hate speech increased as temperatures became more extreme. Fellow Barbara Espinosa view article - Intersectional Inequalities in Industrial Air Pollution 03.02.2023 view article - Intersectional Inequalities in Industrial Air Pollution Environment Environmental Health Intersectional Inequalities in Industrial Air Pollution Air pollution inequalities are not based on a single demographic factor but rather multiple overlapping social and economic inequalities. Guest Authors Camila Alvarez, Anna Calasanti view article - Caren Solomon 02.24.2023 view article - Caren Solomon Environment Climate Change Caren Solomon Caren Solomon is a physician and deputy editor at the New England Journal of Medicine, where she oversees a series of review articles for practicing physicians, and handles original articles related to clinical cases, women's health, and most recently, climate change. Fellow Barbara Espinosa view article - Huddling With Families After Disaster 02.22.2023 view article - Huddling With Families After Disaster Environment Natural Disasters Huddling With Families After Disaster Staying in close proximity with others in the wake of natural disasters can support mental health and deter harmful behaviors. Guest Authors Weiguang Wang, Natasha Foutz, Guodong Gao view article - Data on Indoor Environmental Hazards Is Missing in National Data Collection Systems 02.02.2023 view article - Data on Indoor Environmental Hazards Is Missing in National Data Collection Systems Environment Environmental Health Data on Indoor Environmental Hazards Is Missing in National Data Collection Systems Using their recently developed Housing and Environmental Quality Index, researchers found that 79% of U.S. households had at least one environmental risk factor in their home. Guest Authors MyDzung T. Chu, Ami Zota, Gary Adamkiewicz view article - Democratizing Nature Exposure for Better Health 02.01.2023 view article - Democratizing Nature Exposure for Better Health Environment Environmental Health Democratizing Nature Exposure for Better Health What factors determine how we engage with nature? Childhood experiences, available time, and environmental settings may all be at play. Guest Author Linda Powers Tomasso view article - Sharon Lavigne 01.13.2023 view article - Sharon Lavigne Environment Environmental Health Sharon Lavigne Sharon Lavigne, an environmental justice activist from St. James Parish in Louisiana, founded Rise St. James, an organization focused on combating petrochemical companies in Cancer Alley. Fellow Bethany Hallenborg Category Posts
view article - What Makes a City Livable? 03.17.2023 view article - What Makes a City Livable? Environment Environmental Health What Makes a City Livable? City livability scores show residents' priorities for their standard of living. These scores can also serve as proxies for public health. Fellow Abby Outterson
view article - Heated Tweets 03.06.2023 view article - Heated Tweets Environment Climate Change Heated Tweets A nation-wide study exploring the connection between aggression and temperature found that the prevalence of hate speech increased as temperatures became more extreme. Fellow Barbara Espinosa
view article - Intersectional Inequalities in Industrial Air Pollution 03.02.2023 view article - Intersectional Inequalities in Industrial Air Pollution Environment Environmental Health Intersectional Inequalities in Industrial Air Pollution Air pollution inequalities are not based on a single demographic factor but rather multiple overlapping social and economic inequalities. Guest Authors Camila Alvarez, Anna Calasanti
view article - Caren Solomon 02.24.2023 view article - Caren Solomon Environment Climate Change Caren Solomon Caren Solomon is a physician and deputy editor at the New England Journal of Medicine, where she oversees a series of review articles for practicing physicians, and handles original articles related to clinical cases, women's health, and most recently, climate change. Fellow Barbara Espinosa
view article - Huddling With Families After Disaster 02.22.2023 view article - Huddling With Families After Disaster Environment Natural Disasters Huddling With Families After Disaster Staying in close proximity with others in the wake of natural disasters can support mental health and deter harmful behaviors. Guest Authors Weiguang Wang, Natasha Foutz, Guodong Gao
view article - Data on Indoor Environmental Hazards Is Missing in National Data Collection Systems 02.02.2023 view article - Data on Indoor Environmental Hazards Is Missing in National Data Collection Systems Environment Environmental Health Data on Indoor Environmental Hazards Is Missing in National Data Collection Systems Using their recently developed Housing and Environmental Quality Index, researchers found that 79% of U.S. households had at least one environmental risk factor in their home. Guest Authors MyDzung T. Chu, Ami Zota, Gary Adamkiewicz
view article - Democratizing Nature Exposure for Better Health 02.01.2023 view article - Democratizing Nature Exposure for Better Health Environment Environmental Health Democratizing Nature Exposure for Better Health What factors determine how we engage with nature? Childhood experiences, available time, and environmental settings may all be at play. Guest Author Linda Powers Tomasso
view article - Sharon Lavigne 01.13.2023 view article - Sharon Lavigne Environment Environmental Health Sharon Lavigne Sharon Lavigne, an environmental justice activist from St. James Parish in Louisiana, founded Rise St. James, an organization focused on combating petrochemical companies in Cancer Alley. Fellow Bethany Hallenborg
