Environmental injustice refers to the inequitable exposure of poor, minority, and disenfranchised populations to toxic chemicals, contaminated air, food & water, unsafe workplaces and other forms of pollution, and the consequent disproportionate burden among these populations of pollution-­related disease.

WE DO PRECISION TOXICOLOGY
Precision toxicology is an emerging scientific approach to environmental justice and health protection by establishing causation between chemicals and their adverse health effects, and between polluters and the victims of pollution.

WE TRAIN ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCATES
Lasting solutions require a common understanding among our future leaders, in all sectors, who make strategic decisions based on scientific facts and a shared commitment to a healthful environment.

WE DO ACTION RESEARCH
Action research gathers information with the community needing help — to combat specific environmental health problems. As actions are applied, the dimensions of the problem are revealed, helping to untangle its complexity. The outcomes are effective interventions that protect people’s lives and their livelihoods.

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