Research Archives

11.11.2020 a pattern of white and grey virus

Fraud is one of the by-products of the uncertainty and fear sown by the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent economic recession.

Guest Authors Nambi J. Ndugga, Alex E. Woodruff

11.09.2020 a blue and green hexagons

Regulations such as chemical bans, mitigation, and health monitoring should accurately reflect these chemical threats to our hormonal health.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

11.06.2020 a close up of a seat belt

“Stop and Frisk” policies are now widely recognized to have been used to profile and target racial minorities.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

11.02.2020 a hand and a virus

The Covid-19 pandemic has had lingering effects, and it continues to have profound and multidimensional impacts on mental and physical health.

10.30.2020 a baby crib with a light from it

As the Covid-19 pandemic lingers, many are concerned its effects on employment and housing will lead to more evictions and homelessness.

Guest Author Robin Clark

10.22.2020 a drawing of a fire extinguisher

We can take steps to keep toxic chemicals out of consumer products and prevent exposure, or we can deal with the consequences.

Guest Authors Catherine Connolly, Samantha Schildroth

10.20.2020 a statue of liberty wearing a face mask with Statue of Liberty in the background

Covid-19 response efforts must recognize the complex factors that affect health outcomes of different immigrant communities.

10.15.2020 a group of smoke stacks

Relative disparities in air pollution concentrations matter because fairness, equity, and justice are relative concepts.

Guest Authors Jonathan Colmer, Jay Shimshack

10.12.2020 a map of a city

What it means to be rural is notoriously hard to define. Are there better ways to define rurality than by county?

Fellow Gray Babbs

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