Global Environmental HealthNewsletter
New Research Highlights the Problem of Microplastic Pollution
From the Latest Issue:
- View From the Street: Imaging Poverty and Wealth Around the World
- Voices From the Field: Cognitive Assessments of Children Provided Insight into Andean Culture
- Implementation Science Is a Global Research Area at NIEHS
- Consortium of Universities for Global Health 2023 Video Competition Winners & New Heat-Related EMS Activation Surveillance Dashboard
- Grants and Funding
Welcome to NIEHS' Global Environmental Health (GEH) Newsletter
This bimonthly newsletter provides information about NIEHS' scientific, policy, training, and outreach investment and activities in GEH that is current, credible and relevant. The newsletter also highlights funding opportunities, training programs, and important events and resources for GEH.
By sharing stories of research projects and people working on a range of environmental health issues, we hope to raise awareness and understanding of these global issues. To learn more about the GEH program, visit our homepage.
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Previous Issues
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August 2023
Feature: New Research Highlights the Problem of Microplastic Pollution
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June 2023
Feature: A Pioneer in Autism Research, NIEHS Expands Its Commitment
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April 2023
Feature: NIH Climate and Health Scholars Program Kicks Off
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February 2023
Feature: Rocking It: Long-Term Research Has Sights on More Sustainable Mining
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2023
August New Research Highlights the Problem of Microplastic Pollution June A Pioneer in Autism Research, NIEHS Expands Its Commitment April NIH Climate and Health Scholars Program Kicks Off February Rocking It: Long-Term Research Has Sights on More Sustainable Mining -
2022
December International Research Continues on Transition to Cleaner Cooking October Working Toward the President’s Climate and Health Equity Goals August Air Pollution, Climate Change, and Pesticides Are Key Topics for GEOHealth Programs June New Research Highlights Health Effects of Pesticides on Mothers and Their Children April Renewed NIEHS Program Focuses on Climate Change, Oceans, and Human Health February NIH Rallies Together to Develop Framework for Climate Change and Health -
2021
December Climate Change and Health Is Highlighted at Global and National Meetings October 2021 International Climate Change Reports Assess the Earth’s Climate August Global Study Evaluates Heat-Related Deaths Associated with Climate Change June Empowering the Public to Tackle Climate Change, Charting a Path for the U.S. April Global Environmental Health and the Administration’s Priorities and Executive Actions February New Study Finds Ocean Pollution a Threat to Human Health
Global Environment Health Archive
The NIEHS identifies Global Environmental Health (GEH) as a part of its strategic themes, recognizing that because environmental health problems cross national boundaries, conducting studies around the world benefits not just those in areas being studied, but all people who suffer from the same or related environmental health problems.