NIEHS Superfund Research Program Promotes Climate Change Resilience
The NIEHS Superfund Research Program provides research and training opportunities to understand how climate change affects exposure to hazardous substances and to promote community resilience while protecting health.
Past NIEHS-WHO Collaborating Centre Updates
2023
- Aug 2023: Implementation Science Is a Global Research Area at NIEHS
- Jun 2023: NIEHS Informs Health Guidance at World’s Largest Digital Dumpsite
- Apr 2023: NIEHS Superfund Research Program Promotes Climate Change Resilience
- Feb 2023: Advancing Knowledge of Ciguatoxin, a Natural Marine Neurotoxin Found in Seafood
2022
- Dec 2022: To Improve Climate Change Adaptation, Include Implementation Science
- Oct 2022: NIEHS-sponsored Workshop Offers Insight Into the International Collaborations Shaping Disaster Research Worldwide
- Aug 2022: After 10 Years of Innovation, H3Africa Marks a Milestone
- Jun 2022: Worker Training Workshop Increases Awareness of Climate Change Challenges
- Apr 2022: NIEHS Redesignated as WHO Collaborating Centre
- Feb 2022: NIEHS Initiative Aims to Harmonize Language in Environmental Health Science
2021
- Dec 2021: NIEHS Supported the WHO Chemical Risk Assessment Network Framework for Systematic Review
- Oct 2021: NIEHS Advisor Tapped to Lead New Office on Climate and Health
- Aug 2021: WHO Report Explores the Effects of E-waste on Children’s Health
- Aug 2021: WHO Report Explores the Effects of E-waste on Children’s Health
- Jun 2021: NIEHS Resources Provide Access to Tools and Publications for Climate and Disaster Research
- Apr 2021: NIH Researchers Highlight Importance of Implementation Science for Climate Change Adaptation at Virtual Conference
- Feb 2021: NIEHS Continues to Expand GEH Efforts on Brain Development Research
