New data pinpoints pollution’s health risks
Popular map developed by DEOHS and our partners to explore environmental health disparities, vulnerabilities in Washington gets an update
6 ways communities can prepare for wildfire season
As smoke season continues in Washington, a new report outlines the best ways to communicate health and safety risks
Supporting toxic-site cleanup in the Pacific Northwest
DEOHS master's student in Applied Toxicology interns with EPA Superfund and Emergency Management
Clean air pioneer
Professor Tim Larson retires after 39 years in Civil & Environmental Engineering and DEOHS
Linking air pollution and child brain development
DEOHS-led study finds that children exposed to higher levels of air pollution were more likely to have behavioral problems
Connecting farmworkers with pesticide safety info in Spanish
Husky 100 winner and student researcher assesses PNASH Center's bilingual pesticide safety app for farmworkers
Telling the story of wildfire smoke risks
New art installation in Washington features trusted community members sharing how wildfire smoke affects their health—and how they cope
Mentoring with compassion and clarity
DEOHS Professor Zhengui Xia is the 2022 DEOHS Outstanding Faculty Mentor
Celebrating DEOHS essential workers
Our research scientists, field staff and building managers kept critical DEOHS research and services going during the pandemic