Housing is a major pathway through which health disparities emerge and are sustained over
time. However, no existing unified conceptual model has comprehensively elucidated the …

Burgeoning epidemiological, animal, and cellular data link environmental endocrine-
disrupting chemicals (EDCs) to metabolic dysfunction. Disproportionate exposure to …

Communities where polluting human activities are sited often show disadvantage in terms of
social and economic variables. Environmental distributive justice studies seek to identify …

Environmental justice research on flooding has relied heavily on analyses of aggregated
geographic areal units and assessing exposure to 'pre-flood'risks (eg, residence in 100-year …

This study examines the relationship between health and air pollution using a novel
approach that allows differentiation between potential and observed health. It also permits …

Although studies have shown that air pollution can be devastating to population health, little
is known about the health implications of the intersection of air pollution and income …

Communities of color and poor neighborhoods are disproportionately exposed to more air
pollution—a pattern known as environmental injustices. Environmental injustices increase …

Segregation is an ongoing social problem in major US cities. One may argue that there are
some positive aspects of racial/ethnic segregation, such as maintaining ethnic communities …

Understanding the impact of climate change on cities is fundamental to address the
increasing occurrence of extreme weather events. This research aims to raise awareness …

Environmental justice and health research demonstrate unequal exposure to environmental
hazards at the neighborhood-level. We use an innovative method—eco-intersectional …