Feature The children of Flint, ten years later They'll live with the consequences of the water crisis all their lives. They're angry, but also hopeful. And they've been a rallying point for the city. By Shantal Riley April 25, 2024
Extra Where environmental injustice meets workers’ health A Harvard Public Health event with Jim Morris, author of The Cancer Factory April 3, 2024
Research Microplastics, strokes, and heart attacks A new study found plastic particles in the arterial plaque of more than half the participants, raising their risk of serious health events. By Jim Morris, Public Health Watch March 13, 2024
Extra Resilience in a Moroccan oasis Photographer M'hammed Kilito captures climate change in a fragile ecosystem. By M’hammed Kilito March 6, 2024
Feature Lead makes people sick. So why do Memphis leaders overlook it? The toxin contributes to three of the city’s most serious issues: education, health, and public safety. By Jacob Steimer February 29, 2024
Book A toxin that won’t quit Jim Morris’s new book chronicles failures to protect workers at every level of the system. By Anna Young January 23, 2024
Opinion Electric school buses are a breath of fresh air for children Nearly $1 billion in federal funding could help clean up the unequal health impacts of diesel pollution. By Akielly Hu January 23, 2024
Opinion Getting microplastics out of our system The particles have been linked to neurological, heart, and fertility issues. By Shruthi Mahalingaiah December 12, 2023