Environmental Health

Michael R. Bloomberg discusses Rhode Island’s progress on the opioid crisis with experts on Nov. 26, 2018. (Image: Courtesy)

Michael R. Bloomberg: Our Work Is Only Beginning

Steam and exhaust rise from a power plant on a cold winter day, in Oberhausen, Germany, January 2017.

Climate and Health: The Heart of the Health Policy Nexus

Cape Town residents fill their water jugs at the Highlands Spring in February 2018.

How Cape Town Defeated Day Zero—for Now

In Madagascar, a father keeps watch outside a health clinic while his son recovers from suspected pneumonic plague (Yersinia pestis).

Plague’s Blast from the Past Carries a Major Lesson: One Health Matters

Camels at a watering hole in Kenya

What's the Difference? The Meaning of One Health

A young refugee from Darfur in the Kounoungo camp in eastern Chad.

Enter the Untold Global Health Stories of 2018 Contest By November 10

Crowded cows

Factory Farms Feed 3 Top Health Threats

A coal plant in Montana

Inspiration From the Ashes: A Q&A with the Filmmakers

Margaret Chan and others at 052617 environment briefing

“The Most Important Endangered Species?” Humans.

Introverts sign at the March for Science

7 Best Signs from DC's March for Science

Crowd at the March for Science in Washington, DC, April 22, 2017

Positively Drenched: The DC March for Science

America's Bubble: Q&A with Lise Van Susteren, Part II