High PFAS levels associated with breastfeeding issues
A study of 1,286 pregnant women found that those with high levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)...
Climate change is the biggest public health issue
More than 220 of the world’s top public health and medical journals have published a joint plea for...
New Office of Climate Change and Health Equity announced
The U.S. Office of Climate Change and Health Equity will be charged with protecting vulnerable communities from...
Fine particulate air pollution linked to increased dementia risk
Researchers at the University of Washington have found a relationship between increased levels of fine particle...
Meejee sets sustainable goals for skincare with less plastic
The plastic crisis starts with petroleum-based products, is facilitated by consumer consumption and expands to...
A LEED Gold-targeted health education hub joins University of Washington campus
The University of Washington will soon welcome the brand-new Hans Rosling Center for Population Health, a modern...
The Toranomon-Azabudai Project puts health before business
The Toranomon-Azabudai Project, a collaboration between several design firms, is a modern urban village built with...
New study reveals tree disparities across the US
As anybody who has ever sat under a tree has noticed, these tall, leafy plants provide shade. But what about people...
Therme Art unveils 3 urban sustainability projects at Venice Architecture Biennale
"Through the pandemic, we learned that our cities are basically monocultures of human life," said Mikolaj Sekutowicz,...
Air pollution from US meat production causes 16,000 deaths annually
A recent study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has revealed that over 16,000...
BioRomper: a safe, fashionable, eco-friendly outfit for travel
The last year has made most people more germ-conscious than ever before. Most of us have become paranoid about...
Harmful algal blooms release "Very Fast Death Factor" into air
A new study published in the journal Lake and Reservoir Management has found that a dangerous toxin known...
Neurological disorder leaves bears in California vulnerable
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is concerned over increasing incidences of bears with rare...
Concern arises over increased use of antimicrobials in building materials
A joint statement released by leading green construction organizations has raised concerns about the increasing...
Deforestation contributes to disease outbreaks, study says
A recent paper published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science has established that there is a connection between...
