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The Children’s Environmental Health Institute (CEHI) was established to address adverse health effects of children related to exposure to environmental toxins.

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Reduced lead trends in New Orleans soil and kids suggest prevention should expand outside the home https://t.co/r5aJslBJBL

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PFAS with your pizza? People who eat more takeout have higher levels of harmful chemicals in their bodies https://t.co/zqKctmepQH

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Houston’s pocket prairies: Natural solutions to unnatural flooding https://t.co/BfA8PHTHZK via @csmonitor

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49 years of environmental victories, in photos https://t.co/KQEV4mWVUF via @NatGeo

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Home Depot to phase out some products containing PFAS chemicals https://t.co/rCjB0CFC52

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Texas regulators may raise the acceptable level of a toxic chemical. Activists and East Harris County residents are worried. https://t.co/opDF915yij

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Op-ed: Calling on Kraft-Heinz to find and remove dangerous phthalates https://t.co/9f2gzsXDFa

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@doctorjulie @DoctorSheffield Janie Fields here - I would love to attend. Thank you for the invitation!

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Families seek answers for US rise in childhood cancers https://t.co/gDb5159ZGl

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The Relentless (and Growing) Problem of Plastic 'Nurdle' Pollution https://t.co/MmIiGs8wn8

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Denton ends use of glyphosate herbicide for city parks https://t.co/HuZbF3XjUM via @DentonRC

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Childhood cancer survivors are more likely to end up in the hospital from air pollution https://t.co/U2zo0yZagR

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EU Parliament on endocrine-disrupting compounds: Time to act https://t.co/yxywFYFmie

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Microplastics are raining down from the sky - National Geographic https://t.co/UD9NaCvF4k

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This video, the final in a series of five created by the Children's Environmental Health Institute, offers simple solutions to improve indoor air quality in all schools. The Healthy High School PRIDE study was conducted by @UTAustin and funded by @EPA. https://t.co/cEYra7Ei3r

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Portable classrooms (a.k.a. temporary buildings) are often not "temporary" at all. As a result, they may raise the risk of several factors that have an adverse effect on the health of students. This study was created by @UTAustin and @EPA. #healthyschools https://t.co/kZoke4MyfF

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"We wanted high school students to learn more about indoor air quality and the work we were doing in their schools, and get them excited about the sciences as they prepare for college," explains Michael Wade. This study was created by @UTAustin and @EPA. https://t.co/CvKkBT5dxD

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@ChildrensE addresses adverse health effects to children occurring as a consequence of exposure to hazardous environmental substances. https://t.co/RylSc23kuH #estx