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• - Environmental speaker and writer, Amy Todisco, teachings on how to live a non-toxic, earth-friendly life. Providing one-on-one and group consultations.
  
• - School of Medicine, Adelaide, Australia provides teaching, research and consultancies in environmental health.
  
• - Interdisciplinary research and educational alliance focused on discovering which ordinary interactions between humans and environmental chemicals, biologicals, or radiation, are in fact harmful to health.
  
• - Excellent resource for information on environmental health.
  
• - An interactive, web-based curriculum for middle and high school students about the role of biomedical research in environmental toxicology. Topics include lead poisoning, asthma, and genetics and the environment.
  
• - Curriculum materials, kids' pages, and other educational resources from NIEHS.
  
• - Dedicated to supporting nursing professionals seeking information on environmental health and nursing. Provides resources, workshops, search and Community/Public Health Nursing Masters Program.
  
• - Specializes in analytical chemistry and environmental biology. Provides information and resources on Occupational Health, Environmental Sciences and Toxicology.
  
• - Down load lectures, exercises, and curricula. K-12 programs and educational activities from the Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center, University of Arizona.
  
• - Research and education program exploring the relationship between the environment and human health. Information on faculty, staff and research activities.
  
• - An environmental website devoted to educating the public about ways to protect their home environment from entry of surface and subsurface contaminants. Transport and remediation of contaminants in the ground water and soil atmosphere is detailed.
  
• - Provides health and safety resources and programs that prevent accidents and minimize human exposures to hazardous agents and conditions.
  
• - NPIC is a cooperative effort between Oregon State University and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Provides information about pesticides and pesticide-related subjects.
  
• - Comprehensive campus health and safety web site. Provide information on biological safety, general safety, ergonomics, radiation safety and occupational medicine.
  
• - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign EHS advises and consult in matters relating to the health and safety of faculty, staff, students, and visitors, and in matters related to compliance programs for campus activities.
  
• - Focuses on recognition, evaluation, prevention and control of the adverse impact of environmental factors on human health. Provides information on faculty and research.
  
• - The ITEH initiate and foster interdisciplinary research programs in the areas of environmental health and toxicology that cross the traditional boundaries of medicine, engineering, agriculture and the sciences.
  
• - Offers Ph.D. and M.S. degree programs including molecular and cellular toxicology.. Conducts research on the short- and long-term effects of environmental agents on human health. Description of programs, facilities, events and services.
  
• - Environmental Health educational resources for medical students and trainee environmental health professionals
  
• - A Christian educational ministry providing practical information on how families can protect their loved ones from environmental health concerns.
  
• - A department in the NYU School of Medicine and an institute within NYU Medical Center. Provides information on faculty, research and training. Resources include community outreach, education, and public service programs.
  
• - Dedicated to teaching that challenges students and prepares them for environmental and occupational health careers; plus conducting research that identifies and resolves environmental and occupational threats to human health; and community-based service.
  
• - Environmental health resource from the University of North Carolina and NSF.
  
• - Extensive information on how pupils and the public and use plastic detectors to study the low level background radiation that surrounds them in their everyday lives.
  
• - The Center's mission is to understand the human health consequences of global environmental change, and to promote a wider understanding of these consequences among physicians, scientists, policy-makers, the media, and the general public.
  
• - Engineering students in the University of Michigan investigated and reported on environmental exposure and contamination problems in individual US towns, each focusing on a particular contaminant called the town's "favorite molecule."
  
• - CEEM conducts educational programs for medical school faculty and students and provides curricular resources. CEEM also produces curricular resources on children's environmental health.
  
• - An NIEHS Developmental Center at the University of New Mexico researching environmental respiratory disease among Native Americans.