While tuning into your hunger and how you feel is most important, there are benefits to eating regular meals and snacks. Thank you @AniFreedman@FortuneMagazine for featuring my thoughts. And include balanced portions and a healthy lifestyle.
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It's hard to avoid endocrine disrupting-chemicals: in plastic food containers, nonstick pans, shampoos and hand soaps...the list goes on. Read more about how you can protect yourself and loved ones from these health risks in my latest for @FortuneMagazine: https://t.co/VmyTQdKQgT
My latest for @FortuneMagazine, in honor of World Mental Health Day today:
Stigma keeps many men from seeking mental health support. These 3 shifts in thinking can help https://t.co/Sch1aHPwDI
The Micro Division winner of the Community Champion Award is “Saint-Gobain’s Controversial Air Permit Approved by NHDES” by @AniFreedman for @nancywestnews.
Had so much fun putting together this article with Beth. As a big track & field fan, learning these athletes' training routines and the body types favorable for different events was fascinating. Give it a read!
People are loving 'pommel horse guy'—Stephen Nedoroscik—who helped win Team USA's men's gymnastics its first medal in 16 years. He wowed teammates and viewers, all while managing two vision-impairing conditions.
Read more in my latest for Fortune Well:
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As I've continued reporting on PFAS pollution in NH and Saint-Gobain, I've discovered the snail-pace progress to clean up widespread contamination found 8 yrs ago of chemicals not leaving anytime soon. Read my latest on the cleanup process and how new EPA regulations factor in:
NHDES, Advocates Wait on Action From Saint-Gobain; New PFAS Superfund Ruling Leaves Questions for Cleanup https://t.co/dPpGfomYwT via @nancywestnews#NHpolitics@PFASactiongroup
I was at the NH State House today when advocates rallied to convince Gov. Sununu to veto 4 bills targeting trans rights. The Gov. refused a meeting, leading to loud chants in protest flooding the Capitol’s halls. Read more here:
LGBTQ+ advocates have been chanting in the hallways outside of NH Gov. Chris Sununu’s office in Concord after he rejected to meet with them over four controversial bills that would restrict trans rights.
Of 44 employees at a Dept of Health and Human Services office in Littleton, NH, there are 9 reported cases of cancer, internal letters reveal. Read about what the employees are demanding and how NH is responding to this potential cancer cluster: https://t.co/TSZ9u4C437
My latest on the new crucial classification of two PFAS chemicals, the EPA’s most recent step in addressing the compounding impacts of these chemicals on public health and the environment.
BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPION!
Kenya's @hellen_obiri defends her #BostonMarathon crown in 2:22:37.
She is the first back-to-back champion since Catherine Ndereba in 2004 and 2005.
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Read my latest story here to learn about what the EPA's new PFAS drinking water standards mean, and how one community in New Hampshire is celebrating after suffering for years from one of the worst instances of PFAS contamination in their drinking water.
This small NH town has seen continually escalating polarization, which locals fear is only worsening. It penetrated recent local nonpartisan elections, where a school board candidate and budget committee candidate were targeted by Facebook political ads. Read more here:
And yesterday, I covered the follow-up session on the students' House Resolution, where legislators were divided not only on potentially changing curricula, but also on the science of climate change itself. Read more here: https://t.co/s4HABoZiCk
NH high school activists want to change their climate change education, after feeling info about socioeconomic impacts, fossil fuel history, green jobs, and actionable steps were missing from state curricula. Read about their testimony to legislators here: https://t.co/44hsBsmbJ2