It was an honor to speak with delegates from labor inspectorates of 11 SE Asian countries about leveraging the new EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive to improve supply chain workplace safety at the recent ASEAN-OSHNET Policy Dialogue in Singapore.

And, Assistant Professor of EOH @KelvinCFong and his research group presented their research on environmental health disparities related to metals and air pollution exposure in Nova Scotia.

EOH PhD candidate, C. Rebecca Robbins, presented on the association between exposure to a mixture of persistent organic pollutants and male reproductive health outcomes in a cohort of Faroese men.

EOH PhD candidate, Soo-Yeon Kim, presented on the global trends of air pollution (PM2.5, NO2, and O3) and its attributable disease burdens in 13,000 cities worldwide using large geospatial datasets.

Several EOH dept members attended the 36th Annual Conference of @ISEE_global in Santiago, Chile at the end of August! Pictured 📷PhD candidates Soo-Yeon Kim and Rebecca Robbins, and EOH Assistant Professor @KelvinCFong

Be sure to read @drdavidmichaels latest in MIT Sloan Management Review 👇Safety must be included into core operations of the workplace rather than treated as a separate concern!

Research Update‼️Asst Prof Dr. Jordan Kuiper co-authored a paper that sought to synthesize the epi evidence examining the association between vitamin D and toxic metals to better characterize potential biological mechanisms between this relationship

On July 25th the first ever government-wide Environmental Justice Science, Data, and Research Plan was released. Co-led by EOH Assoc. Research Prof @DrKristiPullen and EOH PL @DrDeJarnett, with remarks from EOH PL @JWhiteNewsome46 during the plans release: https://t.co/mALa14HWZc

@GWDeptEOH ⚠️ Air quality inequities from warehouse-related truck emissions highlight the importance of recent policy developments at the federal and state levels, like @theepa’s #GHG emission standards and @AirResources #ACF Rule. Check out our blog ->

‼️READ: @Mariajot, current @AgentschangeEJ fellow and a EOH DrPH candidate at @GWpublichealth, discusses how her family's culinary traditions opened her eyes to invisible environmental threats in latest essay with @EHNewsroom 👇

On July 9th, CHI member @DGoldbergAQ, spoke to a delegation of visitors from Hyderabad, India, who were visiting the US as part of the @StateDept International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) @StateIVLP. Dr. Goldberg presented on the impacts of climate change on human and EH.

New research from @weathergaige, @DGoldbergAQ, and @SusanAnenberg ! Covered in the NYT yesterday 👉 https://t.co/ehVkbjFtOa @GWpublichealth @GWtweets

Using glazed clay pottery in Mexico is a cherished tradition that is poisoning our families with lead. We urgently need policies to protect our health while preserving our culture and traditions.

Proud to keynote the G20 OSHNET Workshop on Hazardous Heat in Fortaleza, Brazil, as a member of the @USDOL delegation. My talk, The Challenges of Protecting the Safety of Workers Exposed to Extreme Heat, called for global collaboration to protect workers as the planet heats up.

If you're interested in ways to better model & understand ozone, it's important to accurately account for soil NOx. Check out this paper by @GWpublichealth post-doc Daniel Huber! It's an excellent one!

Join our faculty @GWpublichealth! We are looking for a world class public health scholar whose work spans environmental justice and health equity. Apply for the Lynn R. Goldman Endowed Professorship in Environmental and Community Health here 👉

‼️NEW RESEARCH: Assistant Professor of EOH, Dr. @JordanRKuiper, recently co-authored work that evaluated the association between levels of metal mixtures in toenail samples and attention and memory of 413 men living in US Gulf states. Read here 👉 https://t.co/7rb3vc5Ssa

‼️NEW RESEARCH: CHI member/PhD student @gwtrachtenberg, Finn Dobkin, & CHI member/EOH Senior Research Scientist, @weathergaige , assessed the geographic disparities in PM2.5 exposure within regions that are categorized as 'in attainment' under the CAA ➡️ https://t.co/B651zG9Cnc

Associate Professor of EXNS and of EOH, Dr. Barbara Kowalcyk, is an expert in food safety and infectious foodborne disease. Check out some of her latest media contributions in @USATODAY ( https://t.co/hp9wHKEv42) and @nytimes ( https://t.co/qwCMd7uXYP)

#ICYMI Associate Professor of EXNS and of EOH, Dr. Barbara Kowalcyk, was a guest on the Food Tank podcast where she discussed the recent outbreak of avian influenza and the implications it has for our food and for our health. Give it a listen 🎧👇