Environmental Health

Is there lead in your reusable water bottle?
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Planting Edmonds: Gardening and forest bathing — how immersion in nature can improve your health
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What lies beneath
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Power outages affect physical and mental health, experts say
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Risk of wildfire smoke in long-term care facilities is worse than you'd think
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Snohomish County school seeks relief from gravel yard sited next door
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‘I’ve been drinking poison for 30 years’: West Plains residents reckon with slow-moving PFAS cleanup
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Project highlights concerns of communities along Duwamish River
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The climate crisis will amplify the UK’s existing health inequalities
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West Plains Water Coalition holding educational meetings on PFAS in water sources
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Breathing highway air can increase your blood pressure
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Sitting in traffic triggers a blood pressure surge that lasts 24 hours
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Breathing highway air increases blood pressure, UW research finds
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High blood pressure? Traffic exhaust may be to blame
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Commuting on a highway? Your blood pressure may pay a price
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Like a high-sodium diet: traffic pollution can cause rise in blood pressure – study
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Driving or riding on a highway could raise your blood pressure for up to a day
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Does your commute give you high blood pressure? It might be the traffic pollution
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Traffic pollution has an immediate, harmful impact on blood pressure
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Health is on the agenda at UN climate negotiations. Here's why that's a big deal
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Cookware containing dangerous amounts of lead still being sold online after expert warnings
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Study finds public transit workers exposed to fentanyl residue, meth smoke
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What to know about Nipah virus amid outbreak in India
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Why didn’t health officials find Listeria in Tacoma Frugals machines in April inspection?
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There's meth on that: Study finds drug traces on Seattle transit rides
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Fentanyl, methamphetamine smoke lingers on buses, trains, study finds
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UW study finds meth, fentanyl in air and on surfaces of public transit
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Bus operators most likely to be impacted by fentanyl, meth levels on transit, UW study finds
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Some chemicals lingered for weeks after Ohio train derailment
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Study: Severe Weather–Related Power Outages Pose Increasing Threat to Patients Who Rely on Electronic Medical Equipment
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