Check out these important articles featured on the site The Conversation!
“North America’s summer of wildfire smoke: 2023 was only the beginning” by Dr. Charles Stanier, Dr. Gregory Carmichael, and Dr. Peter Thorne
Environmental Health Sciences Research Center
University of Iowa College of Public Health
Check out these important articles featured on the site The Conversation!
“North America’s summer of wildfire smoke: 2023 was only the beginning” by Dr. Charles Stanier, Dr. Gregory Carmichael, and Dr. Peter Thorne
The EHSRC Community Engagement Core is conducting a regional needs assessment, and would like your thoughts! The 15 minute survey will be open until March 15th 2024. Please share with your colleagues and communities!
Eligibility: participants must be age 18 years and over and reside in the Midwest
As an incentive to complete this survey, participants can enter into a drawing to win $25.
https://uiowa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7QB22Sb6WJQ7Szs
This survey focuses on environmental health, which relates to the relationships between people, their health, and the environment. Important issues include air, soil, and water quality, the effects of climate change and natural disasters on our communities’ well-being, and access to safe food and housing. The survey asks about “environmental health issues,” which means problems in the environment that can affect human health. This could include problems in the natural environment (soil, water, air) or the built environment (building materials, indoor air quality). The survey also has questions that focus on especially worrisome environmental health issues, such as natural disasters and climate change.
For questions email Jackie Curnick at jcurnick@uiowa.edu
The Pilot Grant program is accepting submissions with the deadlines of:
February 15, 2024: Preliminary communications as outlined March 1, 2023: Final Submission
The various EHSRC facilities provide fascinating expertise, services and opportunities for collaboration. The facility core directors have created presentations with more information so researchers can utilize these resources. View them below or on the facility page for more details.
Exposure Science Facility Overview
The EHSRC Community Engagement Core is proud to present the Iowa Climate Podcast and teaching curriculum! In this podcast we talk about the changing climate in our state and the people who are making a different through research, activism, and community building. Season 1 is called the Changemakers season! Listen now on soundcloud !